By joining to this CBLS you can participate by sharing your questions or experiences related to the scenario, interacting with other group members, building synergies, and making new contacts. A brief overview of the different tools available to you:

Activity: A space to interact through personal posts, always related to the scenario. Here you can share anecdotes, attach photos, videos, links, and/or documents—all with the aim of strengthening group relationships.

Messages: This is a group chat where you can send general messages to all members or private messages to individuals within the group. It allows sharing different multimedia formats and use emojis.

Forum: This tool is reserved for Moderators to share relevant information to all members.

Collaborative Documents: You can create folders by topic, and within them, any documents you deem necessary. These documents can be edited online (without downloading anything) by all group participants. However, edits must be made one at a time, as the document does not support simultaneous editing by multiple users.

Documents: Upload any documents you find relevant or useful and make them available to the group. For example, papers on solutions to the presented scenario.
If you have any questions or need help, feel free to tag a moderator, reply to this forum post, or send us a private message. We are here to support you!

Video Conference: This tool is outside the private group, accessible through the “Learning Scenarios” collaborative space (before entering any specific scenario). This tool is not for general use by all members of the group, it will only be available for the tutorials and mentoring sessions that will take place between the VET Teams and the representatives of the specialised tech partners as well as those sessions between the VET Teams and the other support groups (Role Models, OER Authors, Mentors). To use it, only the people involved will have the password that will be provided to them privately.

We look forward to seeing you actively participate!

• This topic was modified 10 months ago by Patrick Flach.