D.5.1: PREATY Dissemination plan and activities (version 2)

This document is framed within the European Lifelong Learning project “Proposing modern e-assessment approaches and tools to young and experienced in-service teachers” (PREATY). The aim of this document is to specify and explain the steps that the PREATY project team will undertake to ensure effective and efficient dissemination to develop awareness and knowledge about the project. Dissemination is seen as a targeted, systematic process that is not left for the end of a project, but as a continuous process. Therefore, this document will change and be updated during the project. The document comprises of three main parts and four attachments; Part 1: Contains a short description of the objectives of the PREATY project. Part 2: Provides an overview of the dissemination objectives of the PREATY project and presents the various target audiences towards whom the project’s dissemination efforts and formats are geared. Part 3: Describes the dissemination activities and achievements of the PREATY project and the derived conclusion Attachment 1: Presents a plan for reaching these target audiences and achieving the dissemination goals. The main dissemination tools, products and activities are outlined and scheduled. Attachment 2: Provides an overview of and logs dissemination activities carried out Attachment 3: Provides examples of third parties communicating about PREATY Attachment 4: Provides an overview of articles and facebook posts of Eurotraining The most important aims of our dissemination efforts was that our target audiences (primary/secondary teachers, pedagogical researchers and policy makers) became aware of, understand and where feasible, participated to the PREATY project (professionalization) activities and events on formative e-assessment of 21st century skills. Especially primary and secondary teachers needed to become aware of what the project could offer them that could be useful for their daily teaching practices. Looking at the dissemination table at least 1500 members of the intended target audiences were reached through the PREATY dissemination efforts.