Jan 26, 2009
WIKI is just about ready
Our WIKI is just about to be launched. I would ask you to try to edit some general info on country's page and to check other pages, comment and add something to them. It's easy. Do not get scared! you do not have to be computer geek to do that. Just click EDIT, write something and SAVE. That's all. Check this video and have fun.
Jan 18, 2009
WIKI
The WIKI colaborative web page is prepared. We just need to take some time to learn how to use it. I have prepared a few exercises for you to do. Just click here and you will be taken to the Home / Front page. Just follow the links and you will learn to edit the page easily. To watch a demo about WIKI click here . You can also watch this instructional video.
Have fun.
Have fun.
Dec 4, 2008
Christmas lights
Ljubljana has lit its Christmas lights on Wednesday. It looks beautiful. Check it out.
Nov 30, 2008
History of Slovenia

The first evidence of human habitation on the territory of the present-day Slovenia were found in year 250.000 BC
In 6th century Slovenians move into this area. The first independent state was called Karantania. later another independent Slovenian state was formed in Panonian region, called Lower Pannonia. This state did not last long. The third independent state of Slovenians was formed more than thousand years later in 1991.In 1918 Slovenia joined with other southern states in forming the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians as part of the peace plan at th end of World War I. On December 23 1990 88% of Slovenia's population voted for independence in a referendum and on June 25, 1991 the Republic of Slovenia declared its independence. A relatively bloodless 10-day war with Yugoslavia followed and Yugoslavian forces withdrew.
On 29 March, 2004 Slovenia joined NATO in just 3 months Slovenia becomes member of EU. In the year 2007 Slovenia was introduced to Euro. From the 1 January to 30 June, 2008 Slovenia had the function of presidency in the EU.
By Žiga Radulj (3. e)
Nov 26, 2008
Meeting in Alcamo
Check the photos from the first coordinators meeting in Alcamo where the students and teachers of L'Istituto Magistrale "Vito Fazio Allmayer" gave us all a warm welcome at the school and at a welcome party in a beautiful castle of the Modica Counts.
Grazie tanto!
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Grazie tanto!
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Nov 12, 2008
About Ljubljana

Ljubljana is the capital and also the largest city of Slovenia. It is situated in the center of Slovenia with the population of about 270,000 citizens.
Ljubljana covers the area of about 275 square kilometres.

There're all government ministries of Slovenia, the seat of Parliament and the office of the President.
Photo on your left is the Ministry of Defense.

The city's climate is continental. July is usually the hottest month (27°C), January (2°C) and February (5°C) are the coldest.

There is also the Zoo, the University of Ljubljana, Dragon and Triple Bridge, National Gallery and the centre of Slovenian road network
Photo on the left is Ljubljana railway station.

Triple Bridge
Castle of Ljubljana is located on the top of the hill that stands in the city centre.
See you, Leja Veldin (3. e)
Nov 11, 2008
A few photos of Slovenia
Hi there!This is my first post on this blog. I want to share with you some photos which i took with my camera.
This is a view of an old stone bridge, which leads to the center of Škofja Loka ... my hometown.

If i get up early i can see that kind of view from my window. Well, i don't see it often. :-)

Ljubljana is the capital of Slovenia. The most beautifull is in December. It's full of color lights, snow, music and people who want to entertain themselves.

Slovenia has a short sea cost. The only island lies on lake Bled. It's a beautifull lake surrounded by Alps. A lot of tourists and weddings come here to ring on a wish bell.

On the island you can swim, in the winter you can ice-skate, or you can go with "pletnja". Pletnja is a traditional boat which can carry you on Bled's island.
By Primoz K. (3. e)
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