The Horse 2021/22

Start with The New Horse 23 ->All tasks will be on The Horse 23!
https://2023.the-horse.education/

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Wonderful, finally the "magic compositions" of the collaboration projects were sent around the world. They have grown out of experiences, knowledge, discussions, ups and downs, friendships and - out of what cannot be grasped in words...

Visit the new interactive world map from The Horse Education - find your project!

Project website dontwastemy.energy

Now The Horse has arrived and the journey is complete. The logins are open for viewing, but no more can be produced.
Hereby I thank all participants for their valuable effort and their contribution to the big picture!

Good luck and best wishes,
Eliane Suter, teacher E&T

Happy and Healthy New Year
Mouseover or touch the Wikipedia links (W)

Wishing you a long life, good luck and prosperity!
To make wishes come true, there are a few tricks, such as enjoying the right food on New Year's Eve:

• Italy: Cotechino con lenticchie - eat as much as possible, because disc-shaped foods are a symbol of coins
• Germany: Good luck pigs are given at New Year's for good
• Spain: Eating the twelve lucky grapes at midnight, one at each tolling of the bell
• USA midwest: pork and sauerkraut - long strands of sauerkraut are a symbol for a long life
• Poland: Pickled herring - symbolizes money because of its silver color
• Japan: Osechi - is an entire category of foods traditionally associated with the Japanese New Year
• China: Fat choy, an edible algae, is commonly served because the name sounds like the word for prosperity in Chinese.
• Switzerland: Fondue Chinoise or Fondue Bourguignonne - almost half of the Swiss population eats this at the turn of the year.

Bon appétit & Happy New Year

We have implemented a new feature - we call it "Wikipedia preview box". Every link to a Wikipedia article automatically gets a preview box which appears on mouseover or a fingertip and is recognizable in the text through a (W). This works on this site and also on dontwastemy.energy (and other websites), former Wikipedia links got the feature automatically.

It's the first version, if you find a bug, have an idea or comment, please get in contact with the teacher.

Try it out:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet Wind Pconsetetur, Hitzewelle aliquyam erat, Baklava sed diam voluptua. At vero eos et 全球变暖 accusam et justo duo श्रीनिवास रामानुजन् et ea rebum. Gubergren, المجموعة الشمسية. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, Ada Lovelace Eonsetetur sadipscing elitr, Благовещенск sed diam.

Rábano ipsum dolor Radieschen, consectetur  elit. Sed radish do eiusmod tempor radish ut 萝卜 et dolore magna retiisi. Ut enim ad minim Редис, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex eatim ラディッシュ consequat.

Minimanual: Setting a #nopreview at the end of a link prevents the preview box, e.g.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radish#nopreview - see the link "radish" above as an example.

Warm regards,
Tech-Nick

My advice: Make it easy for you and the readers, i.e. the name of the link should be as short as possible but include enough information about the final source (e.g. title of the article or document and main website).

Good example
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It's all about communication and collaboration across cultures, across borders,
in the context of a "real life" project.

«The Horse» concept  - Realizing environmental projects collaboratively
«The Horse» is a symbol for being on the road and the lighthouse points the way.

Learning through experience fosters sustainable thinking and acting! Students from various countries get the opportunity to tackle collaborative projects in an international context. «The Horse» concept demands & promotes professional, social, linguistic and media skills of learners and teachers.