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Youth Inclusion Forum 2006 | Inclusion Forum Reporting | Inclusion Forum Outcomes | Inclusion Forum Evaluation | Programme Overview | Virtual Inclusion Forum | Forum Pictures & Video Clips | Forum Participants | << Inclusion Home Virtual Inclusion Forum ResultsYou'll find the results of our Virtual Inclusion forum here, with chat examples and statistics on how many of you were behind their screens, and whether this will become a standard feature of future conferences...  Inclusion Forum Chat Moderator  Virtual Inclusion Interviews  Packing & Unpacking  Some Virtual Participation ResultsThe idea of the Virtual Inclusion Forum was to create an opportunity to more people to participate, than there were places at the Inclusion Forum in Antwerp, with a relatively low additional investment.
We did a prize draw amongst the participants online and the winners are: Musa Tokmak (tr), Rosemin Najmudin (uk), Corinne Grassi (fr), Adriana Iacob (ro), Pablo Castineiras (es), Grosu Brindusa Luciana (ro), Siranush Vardanyan (ar) and Mustafa Uluk (tr). Thanx for participating! Part of the Virtual Inclusion Forum was also the extensive and 'on the spot' documentation, making both reports, handouts and videoclips available as soon as possible after the sessions. In the 4 weeks after the conference, we had the following visits (by 7 Nov 06):
We asked the participants what they thought of the possibility to participate online in the Inclusion Forum: 70% of participants were positive about this Virtual Inclusion Forum; 30% were more doubtfull, partly because the videos & microphones (need to broadcast the sessions) hindered the discussions, partly because often the discussions in the chat and in the working group were on different tracks, and little interaction was possible because of that. When asked if this possible Online Participation should be expanded to other conferences, only 49% answered a clear YES.
What happened during the Virtual Inclusion Forum?The Forum was broadcasted live for most of the sessions (see programme) so that it was possible to follow discussions, presentations as if you were there. The chat sessions were lively and interesting and chat moderators were making the link between the workshops' participants and the virtual ones; we have saved you some pieces of our dicsussions here below. This fantastic virtual adventure would not have been possible without two organisations that we highly recommend if you want to use multimedia tools in your activities: here are their contacts for you:
^^ top ^^ Enjoy our documentation here below!
The following downloads are available:SALTO Youth Inclusion Forum Booklet (2914.3 kB) Virtual Inclusion Forum evaluation (43 kB) Virtual Inclusion Forum chat Friday – morning Inclusion strategy (55 kB) Virtual inclusion Forum Chat SALTO inclusion (42.5 kB) Virtual Inclusion Forum chat Devils' advocate room Van Wijn (34 kB) Virtual Inclusion Forum workshop chat: Devils' advocate room Desguin (23 kB) Virtual Inclusion Forum chat LGBT (73.5 kB) Virtual Inclusion chat Youth at Risk workshop (54 kB) Author: Tony Geudens / Last modified: 2007-01-22 Link directly to this page: http://www.salto-youth.net/VirtualInclusionForum/ |
