Work Process: Symbio-Roots (Origin-AI)
1. Management and Communication Strategy The project is designed as a "Distributed Lab" where partners act as co-creators. To ensure smooth coordination, partner teachers will meet once a month via video conference to evaluate the previous phase and synchronize upcoming tasks. Daily communication will occur through a dedicated messaging group, while the TwinSpace will serve as the official repository for all collaborative documentation and student interactions. Key project decisions, such as selecting the logo or final book title, will be made through Online Polls to include the voices of both teachers and pupils.
2. Shared Responsibilities To ensure an equitable workload, responsibilities are distributed based on expertise:
Coordination: The founders will manage TwinSpace organization and the overall project calendar.
ICT and Design: One partner will manage the Canva team folders and provide templates for consistent branding.
STEM and Inquiry: One partner will provide the inquiry-based frameworks (based on Scientix models) for the building phase.
eSafety and Inclusion: A designated partner will monitor student privacy and ensure all activities follow Universal Design for Learning (UDL) standards.
Dissemination: A partner will lead the monthly newsletter for parents and coordinate social media updates.
3. Approximate Calendar of Activities
Month 1: The Gateway (Preparation): Students establish their digital identity by creating inclusive "Time Traveler" avatars on Canva. We will focus on eSafety by signing digital contracts and learning netiquette. Partners will collaborate on a shared project map.
Month 2: The Secret Chest (The Past): Using a Flipped Classroom model, students interview elders at home to rediscover forgotten "hand-made" skills (Origin). In class, they create "Origin Vlogs." Partners will organize a "Gender-Swap" workshop to challenge traditional stereotypes in crafts and repair.
Month 3: The Super Builder (The Today): This is the engineering phase. Students use STEM to modernize a traditional skill by building a physical prototype. We will hold a Live Lab Webinar where students from different countries present their inventions to each other.
Month 4: My Robot Friend (The Future): Students will form Mixed-National Teams to collaborate on the "Future Vision." Using AI Prompt Engineering, these international teams will co-construct visions of how heritage skills will evolve by the year 2050.
Month 5: The Legacy (Celebration): All partners co-edit the final Origin-AI Digital Handbook. We will launch a 360-degree Virtual Museum for the community and conclude with peer-evaluations and "Symbio-Hero" certification.
4. Pupil Involvement and Teamwork Pupils are the primary "Owners" of the project. They interact weekly through TwinSpace forums and collaborative Canva whiteboards. From Month 3 onwards, the focus shifts to International Student Teams, where children from different countries must communicate in English to solve a "Shared Future Challenge." This structure ensures that students are not just working side-by-side, but are truly interdependent in creating their final products.
5. Parental and Community Involvement Parents act as the "Living Bridge" in the project. They are involved in the home-research phase (interviews), participate in family STEM challenges, and are the primary audience for the final Virtual Museum. Monthly Canva Newsletters will keep families updated on their child's progress in both manual and digital skills.
Expected Results: Symbio-Roots (Origin-AI)
1. Tangible Final Products
The Origin-AI Digital Handbook: Our primary collaborative product will be a comprehensive, interactive Canva E-book. This handbook will archive every stage of the project: the "Origin Vlogs" from Phase 2, the STEM prototype designs from Phase 3, and the AI-generated "Future Visions" from Phase 4. It will serve as a multi-language resource for other educators.
The Symbio-Roots Virtual Museum: We will host a 360-degree, public-access virtual exhibition (using a tool like Artsteps). This museum will allow parents, school administrators, and the public to "walk through" the journey from the year 1900 to 2050, seeing the symbiosis of tradition and technology.
A Public TwinSpace: A curated, high-quality public version of our TwinSpace will be maintained as a "Gallery of Best Practices," showcasing our eSafety protocols and collaborative workflows.
2. Improvement of School Practices
Modern Pedagogical Integration: The project will normalize the use of Flipped Classroom and Phenomenon-Based Learning in our primary curriculum. It will demonstrate how AI can be used as a creative assistant rather than a shortcut, setting a standard for ethical technology use in our school.
Gender-Neutral Learning Environments: By successfully implementing the "Equality Swap" workshops, we expect to see a measurable shift in school culture, where vocational and domestic skills are seen as gender-neutral.
Inclusion Standards: Through the application of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), our teaching practices will become more accessible, ensuring that students with different learning needs feel represented as "Future Heroes."
3. Student Knowledge and Competencies
Advanced Digital Literacy: Pupils will gain specific mastery in Prompt Engineering and high-level Canva design skills. They will transition from being passive technology consumers to active "Symbiotic Creators."
21st Century Skills: We expect a significant improvement in the 4Cs (Critical Thinking, Communication, Collaboration, and Creativity). Students will prove this through their ability to solve "Shared Future Challenges" within their mixed-national teams.
Linguistic Growth: Students will demonstrate an expanded English vocabulary related to both cultural heritage and emerging technologies, gaining the confidence to present their work on an international stage.
4. Community and Strategic Impact
Intergenerational Bonds: The intergenerational interviews will result in a "Living Archive" of local heritage, strengthening the social bond between the school and the elderly community.
Parental Engagement: Parents will gain new knowledge about eSafety and AI ethics, becoming more active partners in their children's digital education.
European Networking: The project will solidify a sustainable network of schools committed to the Scientix and STEAM ecosystems, paving the way for future Erasmus+ collaborations.
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