OStogether newsletter #18

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March 7, 2024

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In the latest issue of OStogether, discover the OTTER project results following the end of activities and a summary of its final event ‘Beyond the classroom: rethinking STEAM education conference’! Have a look at the interesting Open Schooling stories from Ireland, Spain, and Sweden, and beyond, from projects SLEs, OTTER, and MULTIPLIERS. Also, explore the OTTER Learning Platform, and read the insights from the SLEs and Road-STEAMer events that took place in January 2024. Finally, get involved in the SL2E International Summer School 2024, the FutureFoodS Summer School 2024, and the STEM Discovery Campaign 2024. This, and much more!

 

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