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Precaution
This
site is still in construction. It seems to function
correctly with the modern navigators (as Firefox,
Safari, etc.). We particularly recommend
Firefox
to
you, which is free, safe, available in many
languages and to which it is easy to add very many
extensions and gadgets facilitating the navigation
and even the translation of the Web pages. You may
know it’s very easy to install a second navigator
of your choice on your computer. It takes not more
two minutes to do it and you can use it separately
without any problems.
Objectives
This
site wishes to be:
- A window to present the social activities, educational ideas and teachings of various national Janusz Korczak Associations all over the world, the events and the intellectual and scientific legacy of the great teacher and Defender of children and Childhood.
- A site with resources allowing any Net surfer to discover the work of Janusz Korczak and to better understand its topicality, in connection with an approach that criticizes problems of education and pedagogy of our time. One will be able to consult there all kinds of documents in many languages, but preferably in English.
- An experimental site: to test and develop the possibilities of participation and remote exchanges which can establish an Internet network between members of the international Korczak movement and others, in spite of the problems of languages and cultural differences.
Technical aspects
This
site was created with software for Website
development chosen for its ease of use and its
reasonable price: Rapidweaver.
It is maintained and developed by the AFJK which
lodges it on its mutualized waiter and which is owner
of the domain name “korczak.info”. It represents the
gracious contribution of the AFJK to the life of the
Korczak movement international.
Evolution
This version of the site and its current design are provisional. Another model would be studied, probably on JOOMLA or SPIP, in order to be able to serve the needs for Associations with regard to multilingualism and especially to mutualized work.