Hungarian virtual mobility. 😀

Hello, first of all I would like to thank you for this amazing virtual trip around Hungary.

Preparing pogácsa gave me a lot of fun and it was very tasty. 

I didn't know that Hungary is such a beautiful country. I really liked the village of Hollókő, but the whole country is wonderful. I hope to visit Hungary soon.🚗

I had a great time during this virtual mobility. Thank you for being able to meet my peers online, get to know Hungary and to complete interesting tasks!😊😁

I'm sending some pics. 📲

Virtual mobility

The meeting has been quite an experience.

This virtual mobility has allowed us, despite the pandemic, to have contact with our partners.

We have had a great and enriching time.

We have known beautiful places in Hungary.

 This is my Pagácsa video. I recommend it 

My experience in the virtual mobility to Hungary🌍

    In spite of the fact I couldn't enjoy my trip to Hungary last year because of the pandemic, I have had the opportunity to do it online these last days.

    Without doubts, the activity that I liked the most have been "baking pocácsa". I love preparing and tasting different food, especially if they are from other countries. It was the first time I prepared something like that and the result was excellent! It was delicious and I had a great time! There was really a very big quantity of pogácsa, but my parents had it fast because they really loved it.

The kahoot activity and the quiz after watching videos and reading about history and culture of Hungary and especially about Eger made us to feel that we were really visiting Eger and we could learn a lot about it. That made me feel more like to travel to Eger. So, I'm convinced that I will visit Eger in the future.

The activity of the video about ourselves and the online meetings in teams allowed us to practice English and get to know each other.

Finally, on the 5 of May we had a virtual meeting all together. It was great to watch the video every team had made and voted them. We had a funny time all together.

   

    Sincerely, I have really enjoyed this experience and I am very grateful to have been part of it! I hope lots of students be able to take part in these types of funny and interesting activities from the field of education!

P.S. I attached here my video baking pogácsa!😋

Here you can watch the videos prepared by groups of international students for our first ever virtual mobility:

Group 5:

Aggtelek

 

Here you can watch the videos prepared by groups of international students for our first ever virtual mobility:

Group 4:

Buda Castle

 

Here you can watch the videos prepared by groups of international students for our first ever virtual mobility:

 

Group 3:

Pannonhalma

Here you can watch the videos prepared by groups of international students for our first ever virtual mobility:

 

Group 2:

Hortobágy

Here you can watch the videos prepared by groups of international students for our first ever virtual mobility:

Group 1:

Hollókő

 

Virtual Mobility

Unfortunately due to the situation we are going through at the moment, the countries participating in

this project could not travel to Hungary, but that did not stop us from having fun and meeting wonderful people. All of the tasks were enjoyable and entertaining to do, but I especially enjoyed baking the cheese puff pastry, pogácsa (since we got to learn a new recipe and, most importantly,eat the pastries hehe), although creating the different videos such as the group one about Hortobágy and participating in the kahoots was also very exciting. Without a doubt, my favourite part of the project was getting to meet my teammates from the 5 different countries, and now I can say that I have got friends around Europe, as we all got along from the beginning and will continue to talk after this Erasmus. I would love meeting them in person someday <3

This experience was definitely the highlight of my year so far and I would do it all over again if I had the chance.

This is the link to my video :)

pogácsa

A virtual visit to Hungary

The covid situation suspended our last school exchange to Hungary last April 2020, of our Erasmus+ project "National Prides in a European Context", but finally we have discovered Hungary, tasting a Hungarian recipe cooked by all participant students, learning about its Unesco Heritage sites through videos made by all participant students organised in international teams, playing kahoots and quizzes about what we have learned about Hungary. Our students have recorded videos individually and in international teams. This virtual mobility has been a challenge for the 6 schools participating. 11 students from IES Gabriel Miró in Orihuela-Spain together with their teachers have enjoyed a lot all the tasks suggested by our coordinator and host of this mobility, the Hungarian team. We are very grateful for being part of this project. We want to thank the Hungarian team for the great job they have done organising everything with a very successful result. Many Thanks Nobert, Vera, Judith, Agnes and Eva Rozman. It has been great!!!

Link to the online meeting:

 https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19:2735c49cd8724eac8556461c26c16a57@thread.tacv2/1620222748384?context=%7B%22Tid%22:%22e3975ddf-c3ca-47ab-b2fc-43615d28b169%22,%22Oid%22:%22c1675c0e-edd3-46f8-ad53-d75e2bd7d211%22%7D

Virtual meeting 5 May 2021

 We will post the link to the online meeting here at 15:55 today (Budapest, Hungary time). Please, come back here and click on the link! :) See you soon!

Kahoot!

 Since the Kahoot! closed early, we reopened it until midnight.

You can reach it with the Game PIN 02877424

Have fun! :)