How Well Do You Know eTwinning?

What is eTwinning?

• A social network for students

• A European platform for school collaboration

• A distance learning program

• A homework app

Who can participate in eTwinning projects?

• Only primary school students

• Anyone with internet access

• Teachers and school staff from European schools

• Only universities

What kind of activities are carried out in eTwinning projects?

• Only math lessons

• Online collaborative activities between schools from different countries

• University research projects

• Sports competitions

What online platform is used for eTwinning?

• Moodle

• TwinSpace

• Google Classroom

• Edmodo

What language is used in eTwinning projects?

• Only English

• Any language, depending on the partners

• Only the coordinator's national language

• Exclusively French

Which countries can participate in eTwinning?

• Only European Union countries

• Any country in the world

• European countries and neighboring partner countries

• Only English-speaking countries

Who funds eTwinning?

• The World Bank

• National governments

• The European Commission through Erasmus+

• UNESCO

What document is awarded after a successful eTwinning project?

• A high school diploma

• The National Quality Label

• The Cambridge Certificate

• A general participation diploma with no official value

What is "eTwinning Live"?

• A live video broadcast

• The space where teachers create their profile and find partners

• A mobile app

• An online magazine

What is the main purpose of eTwinning?

• To learn as many foreign languages as possible

• To promote school collaboration and the exchange of good practices among teachers and students

• To participate in international competitions

• To organize trips to other countries