THE EUROKID FAMILY OF WEBSITES Spanish text written and researched by Servando Pérez-Domínguez at the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain [www.usc.es] and Joana Salazar Noguera at the University of the Balearics, Palma, Spain [www.uib.es] with help from Chris Gaine, Melanie Stevens and Pam Carroll University of Chichester, UK [www.chi.ac.uk] Swedish text written and researched by Camilla Hällgren and Gaby Weiner at the University of Umeå, Sweden [www.umu.se] with help from Aino Dahl, Haga School, Umeå Dutch text written and researched by Marjan Mohle and Anete de Ruiter at the Dutch National Bureau Against Race Discrimination [www.lbr.nl] Overall project management and English text written and researched by Chris Gaine at the University of Chichester, UK [www.chi.ac.uk] Computer programming/technical design for Eurokid/Spanishkid/Dutchkids/Britkid by Damien Wiles, University of Chichester, UK Computer programming/technical design/graphic design for Swedkid by Paregos [www.paregos.com] and the Department of Interactive Media and Learning, University of Umeå [www.iml.umu.se] in collaboration with Camilla Hallgren Graphic design for Eurokid/Spanishkid/Dutchkids/Britkid by Peter Robert Smith [www.peterrobertsmith.co.uk] The Eurokid Project, part of the European Union Comenius Programme Project no. 86678-CP-2000 1 COMENIUS C2 funded the development of Spanishkid and part of Swedkid This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. El presente proyecto ha sido financiado con el apoyo de la Comisión Europea. Esta publicación es responsabilidad exclusiva de su autor. La Comisión no es responsable del uso que pueda hacerse de la información aquí difundida. Projektet genomförs med ekonomiskt stöd från Europeiska kommissionen. För uppgifterna i denna publikation ansvarar endast upphovsmannen. Europeiska kommissionen tar inget ansvar för hur dessa uppgifter kan komma att användas. Swedkid also received substantial backing from Skandia and the Faculty of Teacher Education, University of Umeå Dutchkids was funded by the Dutch Ministry of Justice A book about the project is now available, with details of the research process in each country, the debates within the team, the educational goals, pedagogical issues and some evaluation. Kids in Cyberspace: teaching anti-racism using the Internet in Britain, Spain and Sweden. Oxford: Symposium Books ISBN 1 873927 45 2 www.symposium-books.co.uk Questions and comments about any of the sites, or suggestions for future development would be welcomed at     c.gaine@chi.ac.uk     heservan@usc.es     camilla.hallgren@educ.umu.se     Press the BACK button on your browser to return