The following movie was prepared within the framework of the international project "The match lasts 90 minutes - and then?" by Ekaterina Binchukova, Darya Panyotova and Krzysztof Okoński with the support of Adam Symonowicz.
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Showing posts with label group work. Show all posts
Friday, 17 August 2012
Film "Natural resources and the environment"
Следующий видеоролик был подготовлен в рамках международного проекта "Матч длится 90 минут, а что потом?" Екатериной Бинчуковой, Дарьей Паниотовой, Krzysztof Okoński с помощью Adam Symonowicz.
The following movie was prepared within the framework of the international project "The match lasts 90 minutes - and then?" by Ekaterina Binchukova, Darya Panyotova and Krzysztof Okoński with the support of Adam Symonowicz.
The following movie was prepared within the framework of the international project "The match lasts 90 minutes - and then?" by Ekaterina Binchukova, Darya Panyotova and Krzysztof Okoński with the support of Adam Symonowicz.
Thursday, 19 July 2012
The EURO of the Sponsors
The following video film was produced by Isabelle Daniel, Aleksandra Kubica and Stefan Kraneis with the help of Adam Symonowicz:
Football means more than just sports. When UEFA announced Poland and Ukraine as venues of EURO 2012, both countries started to invest in their infrastructures. Plenty of airports, railway stations and public places have been renewed ever since. Poland alone spent 100 billion zloty (ca. 23 billion Euro) on the preparations and realization of the championship. Besides, private investors took EURO 2012 as a chance to make investments in the big Polish and Ukrainian cities. Urban development thus seems to go hand in hand with the hostage of the tournament. Warsaw is a place where urban changes become clearly visible.
Football means more than just sports. When UEFA announced Poland and Ukraine as venues of EURO 2012, both countries started to invest in their infrastructures. Plenty of airports, railway stations and public places have been renewed ever since. Poland alone spent 100 billion zloty (ca. 23 billion Euro) on the preparations and realization of the championship. Besides, private investors took EURO 2012 as a chance to make investments in the big Polish and Ukrainian cities. Urban development thus seems to go hand in hand with the hostage of the tournament. Warsaw is a place where urban changes become clearly visible.
Wednesday, 18 July 2012
Film "Eurowork"
The following short movie was created under the topic "work/labour in the context of EURO 2012" by Jowita Omiecińska, Daniel Panasiuk and Anne Mühlich (see also the previous post on this topic).
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Instructions on how to destroy the planet
These young people from Poland, Germany and the Ukraine are not stupid - they know exactly what they want. They want it now and always, and they don't care about the consequences. Just look for yourself:
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