The participants in the training will get acquainted with various tools for documenting the work of the teacher and the way of their use. The training will consider specialized software solutions for processing and distribution of video and photo material.
Every other year, the Allianz Summer Academy (ASA) brings together students pursuing diverse areas of study from each of five international universities. Since 2004, a total of 17 institutions of higher education and students from over 30 countries have taken part.
A city and university with diverse cultural influences
"Students from Poland, Ukraine, Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan, China and Japan live here like a big family" Maciej Bartoszyk told me. He lives in Lublin and studies here media and journalism at the WSPA University. It was a cold snowy day, as I arrived in Lublin to hold lectures and seminars about radio production at the WSPA University.
"Hello everyone! We are students of the University CEU San Pablo, Madrid. Welcome to Flight 7325 destination Madrid."
"Greetings from your commander Cristina and your air hostesses Itziar, Leyre, Marina y Paloma. During the journey we invite you to explore the best places in the capital with the help of different prototypes of men. Have a nice flight, see you soon!"
YCBS on city-tour with young citizens of the world live on 88vier
Experiences, cities, summer and culture, you can expect all of this in our Live-program on 88vier. YCBS auf Stadttour, in English YCBS on city-tour, in Greek YCBS taxidevondas se poleis. In the studio young persons have told us about their experiences in different cities. The moderators Aysegül Celik and Stella Krolak lead the audience through the program in German, English, Greek and Turkish.
It has been already 100 years since the outbreak of the First World War, 75 years of the outbreak of the World War II, 25 years since the fall of the wall and changes in Central and Eastern Europe, as well as ten years of EU eastern enlargement. In addition to historical anniversaries there are a number of challenges all over Europe.
„Quo vadis Bulgaria? One year after the protests" Is a Radio project about the protests in Sofia with students from the University „St. Kliment Ochridski“
"Children of freedom" is a radio feature by students from the University "St. Kliment Ochridski" from Sofia
The radio feature "Children of freedom": "We were born in the early 90ths, after the fall of Berlin wall.
After the financial and sovereign debt crisis, state bailouts and budget cuts, the May 2014 European elections are expected to take the pulse of public confidence towards the European Union.
For the first time, voters will also indirectly choose the next president of the European Commission, giving citizens a fresh chance to shape the future of Europe.
Cooperation with the University "St. Kliment Ochridski" from Sofia
Innovative media
„In the center of the radio feature story is a person, his interests, opinions and problems which are closely tied with the topic given. The story is told from a personal point of view, the language is not distant, we write as we speak. “
During the lecture about radio the students from the University of mass-media and communication will practice and learn how to produce a radio feature.
YCBS and the Faculty for Mass-media and Communication start a cooperation in the field of radio feature production and conducting radio projects. The radio features produced by the students will be broadcasted by YCBS and its radio partners.
The first radio feature production will be focus on the innovative media and new media.
The students will prepare radio features on social channels, photography web pages, online magazines and videos in Bulgaria and abroad, they will discuss the topic of new media and their influence in our life.
Our first gathering took place in January.
Manuela Manliherova is the mentor of the students taking part in the project. She works as a lecturer in the field of radio programming.
Listen to the introduction of the students and Mrs. Manliherova in Bulgarian, English and Russian.
Microphone and music bring us closer. City portraits from another point of view
Tri-national radio feature with music
First gathering in Marseille, the European Capital of Culture 2013
Goethe Institute Paris and YCBS launch the project in France
Life at the Old Port of Marseille
Fisher Abdul is selling his wares to the pedestrians. His small modest boat is bobbing up and down in the waves. Abdul works and lives in Marseille. A spice seller is sitting beside him. The market in Marseille is crowded with people.
Youngsters from Marseille, La Rochelle and Berlin are embarking on a new project – their aim is to immerse into the market atmosphere of Marseille and to record with a microphone voices and viewpoints of people gathering there. Interviews, ambience and their own moderations will be formed into radio features in German and French. They will compose radio features basing on their research outcomes as well as impressions about the life reality, numerous cultures in Marseille and the daily life of its inhabitants.
Youngsters from Germany, France and Tunisia record in their own radio features the life realities in their cities. What do they wish for their cities and the future? Basing on conducted interviews they will write and also discuss their texts as well as supported by musicians they will produce songs for radio features.
Students from Berlin and their teachers introduce themselves in German, French, Arabian, Turkish, Chechen and Russian:
City portraits
Students from Marseille introduce themselves in French, German, Spanish, Japanese and English:
City portraits
Goethe Institute Paris and YCBS are authors of the project.
Project participants will attend five day long radio and music production workshops. Experts in media education as well as French, music and German teachers will be assisting pupils.
The radio features will be broadcasted by radio stations in France, Germany and Tunisia and will be available in social media such as facebook or applications. The innovative format addresses young listeners motivating them to tackle topics of the radio features.
In 2013, year marking the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Élysée Treaty Marseille was chosen as one of the European Capitals of Culture 2013. The city with its long history of various cultural and historical influences is the starting point of the tri-national radio – music project.
Pupils from the Herbert Hoover School from Berlin and from the Lycée-Collège Honoré Daumier will participate in the first meeting in Marseille. Teachers involved in the project are: Mr. Cordt von Oven, Mrs. Almuth Bassier, Mr. Gilles Auterohe and Mr. Lars Scheding.
Lycée-Collège Honoré Daumier from Marseille and YCBS cooperated last year in the course of a French-German radio production competition in which the French pupils won the first prize.
Students from La Rochelle and the Académie de Poitiers also attend the project.
The Herbert Hoover School from Berlin is a cooperation partner of YCBS. Pupils attending the school produce their own radio features and documentaries that are broadcasted on YCBS.