Throughout these two years participants have acquired digital skills related to radio recording, since we have learnt how to use the mixing desk in order to record a programme in a radio studio. In addition, we have learnt how to create a poper radio interview, reports and how to spot fake news. Here are some photos of different LTT activities in which students have been working in heterogeneous groups in order take part in School Radio Waves journalism workshops.
Dear friends, a happy outcome is worth waiting for 🙂 Finally, here we have School Radio Waves International Programme, which was recorded in Ibiza during LTT5 by participants from Bugaria, Portugal, Poland, Hungary and Spain, and with the significant contribution from Juan Carlos Fajardo, a member of the Spanish National Erasmus+ Agency (SEPIE). Thank you so much to everyone who has made this outcome possible!  CONGRATULATIONS!
School Radio Waves International Programme
https://gb.ivoox.com/en/18724918
Listen to School Radio Waves first interview, carried out in Kecskemet by students from Hungary, Bulgaria, Portugal, Spain and Poland. We hope you like it. 🙂