Fit for E-Commerce

On invitation by the National Agency (NABIBB) of Germany, project coordinator Martin Kolb had the chance to present the FEC project at the “The Future is Europe – mit Erasmus+ Bildung gestalten - Jahrestagung 2019” conference in Bremen. See the presentation and a few pictures.

Our project was featured by the NABIBB recently and KBS Bayreuth was awarded a prize in recognition of the innovative concepts in e-commerce.

Checkout the super-cool websites created by our students during one week. Czech teachers Mila and Patrick created an overview page with all the websites at http://fec.spselitdobruska.cz

Read the live blog from Dobruska about the meeting taking place from 18th to 23rd March 2018.

See the agenda for the upcoming meeting in Dobruska. The main task will be to create websites with HTML and CSS.

Speck and wine were not only on the menu during the learning activity in Brixen. They were also products in the online-shops that students had to work on. The focus of the week lay on search engine optimization (SEO) and product photography. Read on to learn more…

See the agenda for the upcoming meeting in Brixen. The main task will be to optimize an existing online shop for search engines and taking advanced product photography.

How professional can a webshop set up in a week be? Well, very professional as the results of our project week in Bayreuth prove. Read on for a quick run through the five shops we created… Click on the images to get a high-resolution screenshot of the shops!

Within our Erasmus+ project carried out by the vocational schools Kaufmännische Berufsschule Bayreuth (Germany), Scuola Professionale Provinciale Tschuggmall Brixen (South Tyrol) der SPSeli.it Dobruska (Czech Republic) the first visit of teachers and students took place in Bayreuth from 2 April 2017 until 7 April 2017.

We are here in the KBS Bayreuth, Staatliche Berufsschule II. In the project 10 students from South Tyrol, 10 students from the Czech Republic are involved cooperating with 14 students from Germany. They have been working on setting up an online shop in mixed groups. The goal is to let the students work independently with just a little support from their teachers and collaborate in international teams using English as an official language of the project.