Okay. Good morning, dear students. Can I, can I? Yes, please. Thank you. Thank you again. Dear students, it's with great pleasure that we present the, we are here to present the notice of selection for the Rasmus Mobility 2021-2022, even if not in presence. We are very sorry, of course, for that. And let's hope that in a real future, more or less, let's hope, we'll be possible to meet each other in presence. My colleague of the International Action Division will explain you in detail all the procedure. Please pay careful attention to all the details. And because there are some, some different aspects, even if not so more. The deadline will be February 4th. Regarding the procedure, in particular, the selection, pay attention for the language selection. In fact, a colleague of the Language Center will be also present through this online meeting. Besides, what I presented here of the Rasmus Student Network will take part to our meeting, so to give you pre-choice advice for mobility. I will inform you about a new virtual appointment that will be organized by them for the next Monday. That's very important if you can take part to this. I want to, I tell you the occasion, we want just to tell you, before giving the water to my colleagues, that we are going to wait for the new Rasmus program that will be launched, let's hope, in the next month for the period of 2021-2027 by the European Commission. So we are waiting for the guideline that in a month will be published. We don't think that there are so many different experts according to the previous program. But I know that in particular, we will be possible to consider the possibility of some changes in mobility. In particular, it will be possible that in the new program, we could consider the blinding mobility. According to this particular period that we are, perhaps of course, not everything is considered in a bad way. So they are considering the possibility in the near future, in the near program, in the near mobility also to do the blinding mobility. So part of mobility, present part of mobility in online. And so we are waiting to receive this news in the guideline. In this case, of course, we immediately inform you about this kind of possibility. And besides, there have also been the possibility to have a short mobility. So in mobility, for a period of less than before, then we know according to the rules until now, applicated to the RASMOS mobility. We do not exactly know about the period. We think about a month, more or less. We can consider eligible, probably, mobility also of a period less than three months. So this news may be considered in information that will give you as soon as possible when we receive from the European Commission, the new guideline, as I have already said to you. Besides, I just want to add another aspect, considering the mobility from the United Kingdom universities. We know that according to the Brexit, the United Kingdom university are not inside the RASMOS program starting from the next academic year. So you cannot find, as you have already seen, you cannot find in our health world this kind of mobility. But it seems that we can consider the possibility to have specific money, specific funds according to a different notice of selection for giving the possibility to do the mobility for the university, the United Kingdom university for the next academic year. We are not that sure until now. If you are interested in this kind of mobility, you need to wait for the new notice of selection if we have a confirmation from our national agency about this hospital. And I think that it will be published in the next month, in February. Yes, Moralex, these are the most important aspects. I think that now it's time to pass my hand to my colleagues. But before this, it is with great pleasure that I ask our Vice Director for International Relations, Professor Luca Verzichelli, to welcome, to do some words, to new prospective mobility students, RASMOS mobility students. Please, Professor Verzichelli. Thank you very much. Well, you say much. I don't have to add about the pleasure we have and about the fact that we always complain about the online mode of this kind of communication. After all, I mean, we complain but we are still here and we are here to stay. That's a good news anyway. We can go on getting this kind of information online or through conference calls. Never mind. What is important is that we will get back to real mobility and you will do. And we all will do our experience of mobility and mutual exchange, not online because this is really what we want to do. We are learning a lot about using these tools for communicating but we do hope and we do work for getting real exchange in the time in the future and in the months to come. I think Annalisa Pogolini was clear and very honest saying that we don't know when and how we will get back but we don't burn any bridge and we don't burn any project. And that's why we did exactly in the same time of the year with the same conditions, our call for selection. We plan to have the same number or an adequate number of scholarship for what concerns the Erasmus which is the issue at stake. But more in general we plan to have exactly the same if not a large number of mobile students in the academic year 21-22. We don't know exactly when and how we will be able to ask them to send people but we know that we will do. That's why we get into this kind of resiliency mode and that's my first message. Of course getting to you in such a strange and provisional way it's impossible to me to say what I always say when I welcome prospective mobile students. This is probably the most important moment in my yearly annual schedule because when I approach new students for mobility in a way I approach what I plan to do for my life and what I think it's important for students. Many people stress the importance of mobility as a tool for getting in knowledge and enlarging the academic perspective. Other people they stress the importance of credits and the aspect of academic career which is of course important. I'm a university professor I know that I have to grow this ambition in my student. Other people they stress Moveda or whatever could be called the importance of having good time knowing new people and knowing new environments and that's also an important thing. I prefer to say that mobility or to describe mobility as a state of mind mobility to me was something that you can do alone. And actually I like to very much travel alone. I don't know if you have the same feeling because when you travel alone and you see many things around you discover that you still have time to intervene. You still have time to get into new kind of knowledge. I think that then when you get out your station you meet people and that's another challenge because you have to be strong to this adventure. So mobility is a state of mind and I think that that's why we cannot substitute physical mobility with virtual mobility as a unique and prevalent mode. We need to get back to real mobility and I think that today is important to stress that because we don't want to get back to a system of universities, communities that don't talk each other, don't collaborate, don't exchange, especially in the field of European Union. And Elisa was rightly stressing the importance of the next Erasmus which is a new one not only because new resources will be allocated for mobility but we will stress in this new plan for the next five years or so. At least three important innovation which is the mix of mobility and other experience. The experience that we unfortunately had to suddenly develop in this month's pandemic. The importance of mobility for all, that means mobility for students, mobility for working people, mobility for adults and any kind of people who really want to go native European, to get into a real sense of multilevel and multinational identity, to keep any kind of egoism and xenophobia away. And third mobility for getting into a new kind of culture which is of course the culture of inclusiveness and the culture of respect for Mother Earth. And I think that if you do keep these as a state of mind as much better than focusing only on a specific personal goal which is important but is not a sufficient condition to be ready to go. I think that what is important is to understand that this is the real challenge for you as a generation and for all of us because inclusiveness and green deal are the condition for safe Europe and to keep the planet safe. That's why I think that we need to be optimistic about the future. We worked so hard in these months, nevertheless we don't have the same result in terms of mobility of course because you know flights do not take off and it's so difficult to think to the future but we need to think to the future. And we do need that you think to your future. You don't have to burn your project as exactly we didn't burn our project as well. That's why I think that it's important that you will be optimistic as we are nevertheless all the difficulties. There's a fantastic record of mobility in the University of Oceania. I'm very proud of it. There's a fantastic team working hard every day to prepare mobility even in this time of pandemic. And these people who are going to talk after me, we will present a number of features and as Annalisa said, you have to carefully follow these instructions in order to be competitive and ready for your experience of mobility. Thank you very much. I hope to see you in person soon and I really want to warmly recommend to apply and to plan Erasmus or any other kind of mobility scheme for your career as a student of the University of Oceania. Thank you very much. Good morning. Thank you Annalisa. Thank you Luca for the words you already said, which were full of information already. Still, I'm here together with Simona to have another kind of introduction to what Simona Shani is going to say more in concrete terms regarding the application procedure and the selection procedure. And also the colleagues from the Linguistic Centre, they will give you, let's say, more practical and useful information in order to apply correctly. I want to put in evidence what we are talking about mainly during this session, because now the one of you who will decide to apply for an Erasmus scholarship for Erasmus mobility for the next year, now they have to take care of what is the application and evaluation procedure, because now the aim of your work during these weeks, which are before the deadline of the 4th of February, the work to do is to prepare a good application, which means to read carefully to check the website of the university where you would like to go to find out information, mainly of course information regarding the academic offer, in order to prepare a good application which can be competitive and make you get a grant. To get a grant in this phase means mainly to get a destination. You will be invited during your application procedure to select four destinations in order of preference. I mean, from one to four destinations in order of preference, finding them in the huge list you find on the website. On the website, I'm sure you already checked that, because we published this list already some weeks ago. In the webpage, you find four lists of destinations. These lists are reserved to students belonging to the different departments. So you have to go through the list which is linked to your department and check out what are the possible destinations for your possible Erasmus mobility 21-22. So the first step is to check this list and to read all the information which we publish on the tables. While we do this work of filling the tables, we try to be as accurate as possible, because this information makes the difference, both in terms of being selected and in terms of being able, after you have been assigned the destination, to really take part in the mobility because those information are the one given by the host, by the partner university. And are your guidelines to see if that destination, that university is the one good for you and for you to have a fruitful mobility at that university. So please check all the tables and you will see that there is an information regarding the cycle or study to which that destination is reserved. So you can find some destinations which are reserved to all the cycles, I mean from the first to the doctoral cycle and some other destinations which have a less broad selection of cycles. For example, there are some universities which only offer courses to bachelor students or only to master students. So this is very important because it means that if you go to that place, if you will apply for that university, you will be able to choose only courses from that cycle. Or also it can mean that you are not eligible for that place if you do not belong to that specific cycle which is indicated in the place where Simona is showing you the selection. So this is the first information. Of course, another important information which will be talked more extensively by our colleagues of the linguistic center is the linguistic issue. As Annalisa already mentioned, it is very important that you select a destination where you can take easily the academic courses where you have a fluent knowledge of that language. So this is important under two respects. One is for the selection procedure as the linguistic knowledge is one of the criteria on the basis of which your application is evaluated. And the other one is that if you go to Madrid and you don't speak a word of Spanish, it could be hard to attend the academic course and to pass the exam. So be careful to the linguistic requirements which are, as I said before, are given by the host universities. So the University of Madrid informs us that if you don't have Spanish knowledge, it could be a big one level, it's not worth to go there. You are discouraged to go there. So please be careful to the linguistic requirements when making the choice of your destination. And last but absolutely not least, be careful to the subject area because in the huge list you find and when I talk of the huge list I especially refer to the one which is shown by Simone at the moment that is the economic law political science list. And as the name says, the title says it includes a lot of disciplines of different subjects. So you must be careful to select in your application a destination which is linked to one discipline which is coherent to your degree course. So you cannot choose a grant where the discipline is economics if you are students in law because even if you are selected because maybe you are the only one applying for that destination, even if you are selected when you go to choose the academic course, you're going to find mainly or exclusively courses in economics and you are student in law. So it doesn't make much sense to make this choice. So be careful to the discipline. This is very important. Okay. Finally, still looking at the table, you find a column, name notes, there are some additional information which are also important. Please read them. I also refer to the fact that you are not always to go there for thesis research that is an important thing that we yesterday we had the Italian session, the same meeting but in Italian. And in the question time session, we had a lot of questions regarding thesis preparation. So the possibility to go to study for your final thesis. This is something that not only the university leave you and let you to do. So be careful because when we know that this is not possible in some of our partner university, we try to put in evidence these in the notes, notes column. So be so passionate to read all these tables to in order to make the good selection of destination. In a moment, Simone will tell you how to fill out the application form. So this where let's say preliminary information, but very important because we think and we hope that making the application itself is a matter of feeling a form that we are so used to use the web and you are more than now as you are younger. So from this point of view is quite easy to fill out the application form. But what is important is to make the right choice also. And then I leave you the floor to Simone because once that you will go to fill the form, you will see that you will be at a certain moment you are requested to put a list of courses that you intend to follow and give the exam at the university you are including in your application. This means that before that you have to check on the website which courses are actually offered at that university and to include these these courses, trying to reach a number of credits similar to the to the numbers you would achieve remaining in Siena. And you have to include these courses which will be evaluated so you cannot put for example cannot select a grant of nine months length and put just one course for six credits so this is not a good presentation of your application because the one who will evaluate this aspect in your application. So he can think that you really go only for the movie that which look I mentioned, which is a good things, but it's not a good academic reason to go to that university. So your application might be coherent in terms of what you choose and what you write in the in the application to do this properly. You have to check before and to get information also. By asking to the. Also by asking to the academic coordinator that's something which I didn't mention but still you find the academic coordinator for each destination in the tables we were showing before. It is. Okay, it is not compulsory to to to go to these people to counter this this person in order to apply, but it could be a good recommendation to do that because this person not only know or should know the host university in order to tell you to inform you if this is the right choice or that could be something more convenient for you. But also this person at the one who are part of the commission who will evaluate your application. So your application will be evaluated on the basis of criteria one already mentioned which is the linguistic knowledge. The other one is the academic merit and the one third is given by the commission form by the academic coordinator. If this person the academic coordinator have been contacted by you before you apply it can be something good that so that they know you they know why you had you want to go to that place and and this kind of thing so it could be advisable to to contact these persons too. Yeah, jump on it because that's you are concerned. No, no, it's a concern. I like to receive a message from students and actually there are two kind of messages, which are exactly what you say very welcome. One is a message like I did not understand this. What do you suggest to me because I'd like to go to Canterbury not Canterbury now is off. I like to go to Pompeo Fabra, but I think because I want to improve my Spanish, but I think that I don't know. Complutense in Madrid is better for political science. And I can answer because the university professor, you know, are extremely keen. Well, they are lazy, many respect, but they are extremely keen to show that they command their discipline and their knowledge. So they will say, no, no, you should go to Complutense and these give an idea of your motivation, which is exactly what what Simone, what it's gonna say. The other thing to welcome, we should not adapt, but a strong motivation per se. I would really want to let you know that if I go to Complutense, you would know already that you want to go there. But if I go to Complutense, I should draft a thesis on the fundamental archive of Complutense University. I don't know what you want. And the professor will have an idea of your not only motivation, but about the fact that you have a clear project for your mobility. There's a third kind of message, which is much less welcome, which is a professor, I like to go anyway in Spain, what what you suggest. This is this gives an idea of a completely different kind of motivation. I let you understand what what is the one behind. And in this case, I try to avoid to write to the professor, but this young is right. What is important is communicating any kind of doubt. Don't be afraid. No question is silly. No question is silly. At the same time, you have to avoid to make an impression that you just want to leave because you want to leave. That's not mobility. That's traveling. Okay. Thank you, Luca, for this additional but very important point of view from one of the most mentioned coordinator in our table. So now it's time for Simona to go ahead and then you can I don't know if what someone said, but there should be a chat place for for your questions. And now I don't see that, but you can you can start writing your question, which will be answered at the end of our informative session. So feel free to ask and we will try to answer your remaining doubts after our presentation. Okay, just just to say that I'm sorry, but I have another meeting, so I need to I need to go. And I wish to hold our students the best for your future mobility exchange scheme. And okay, good work. Thank you so much. So, thank you. And so my name is, is a Simone, Simone, and we've got the we run the administrative issues of the of the mobility. And fine. So, now we are, we are going through the main subjects of the of the notice of selection. Hold on. I'm going to. Okay. So, notice of selection. So, the first steps, of course, for you is to read to go through all the the notice of selection and read it carefully. Okay. With attention. And as I said, so you the mobility that I was working for studies mobility is allows you to study at one of the European universities that we have agreements for three to 12 months. And another another very important issue is that you have to be enrolled at the University of Siena and before before you leave for for your mobility. If in case your your enrollment, the enrollment procedure at the University of Siena is not open by the time you leave because sometimes the academic years are an open open earlier in the northern countries. Well, as soon as the our procedure is is open, the student has to has to comply with our procedure. Okay. But and and another very another very important issue is that when you start your mobility, you cannot take exams at the University of Siena because you are at that time. You are enrolled at another university. Okay. That happened in the past academic year 1920, due to the due to COVID. But that was a very, very exceptional situation. Okay. Now, from from these academic year 2021 and on, you will not be allowed to take exams in both universities at the same time. So please pay, please pay attention because although the system, we are working on that, but although the system at this time allows you to book your exam. Then and in case you take it when or sooner or later, your students office will check your career. And if and if you took the exam during the University of Siena during your mobility, that exam will be cancelled. Okay. So the application procedure. Well, you have to I can show you, we can go through the guidance that we published. And so application online. Okay. Fine. So as you see, the application online was open on January 14. And we'll be we'll be closed on February the 4th. So you have to go on your secret area online. Click on on the on the menu. Now, first of all, you have you have to choose for the English for the English and language. Okay. English language. You have to choose click on incoming, no, international mobility, outgoing mobility application. You see the other all the red arrows that, you know, you cannot miss I think all the points. And then you have to click on the fire. In order to choose your area, as I already told you, all the the agreements are divided into four macro macro areas. So, and in every in each macro area, there is a list of department. So, first of all, you have to find out your your department. And then, of course, refer to the list of of destinations of your department. So you click on the fire.  And now it is now you come to the very core of the of the application. Okay. Here, in this page, you will upload all the information. So the first requirement, which is mandatory. Okay. If you don't, if you don't write anything in the space, your application will not go ahead. And so, if this is the first time that you that you apply, if you want to go on mobility, you have to write the number zero. Oh, okay. On the contrary, if this is not your first mobility in this present course. So if you are enrolled in a not in a by in a graduate, my magistrate in the second cycle, in the second cycle, of course, and you have. Okay. And you have already master. And you have already carried out a mobility in your bachelor course. So well, you the bug in the mobility in your bachelor course is not you don't have to consider it. Okay. So this is just the present course. If this is your second or third time that you go in mobility in this in the present course, you have to write the number of months that you have already carried on in your in this present course. In a foremaster or a bachelor courses, the maximum mobility months eras most mobility months are 12 for the, the long cycle course such as pharmacy or medicine or low where they have 24 months available for mobility. So, after that, the after this is a requirement in you have to list your for up to four preference up to four destinations listing them in order of preference. Okay. Then you you don't you don't have to set to select the language because it's just an information.  So you have to check the host university offer and and and list the exams, the courses that you want to take at the host university. Okay. We don't have to list the the the courses of the university of Seattle. Okay, you have to choose you have to check the host university list. After that, you have to write what what is the motivation why you're choosing that university. And you have 2000 characters spaces included available for all these explanations. Okay, so we advise you to to write all these all these information in in in a word or in a in a text in a notebook in a note program and then copy into into this into this cell. This would be so you will be able to to count all the characters that you have. After that, you click on register. And in this page, you will be able to check your application. Okay, so before going on before going on and then confirm your application, confirm your registration, please click on print the draft. Because in this way, you will check your application. You will check your bio biographical data, the destination that you have chosen your your booklet or all the all the information. Okay, so if you find that something is wrong, then you will have to remove the application. Okay, and write to the to the office. I don't know your students office, for example, or to our main address. And ask us or them or tell them that there is a problem. I don't know with your with your booklet or with your data and we will find out the problem. Okay, so after that, you, you will go through the application again, you will, you will write again or all the information as before. And you will, you will check again your application and everything is fine. Then you will be you will click on confirm your registration. And so your application will be we will have a protocol number. Okay, and and so you after this step, you will have to click on submit button and you will verify the status of your application. So if the status is status which means application status is green, your application is fine, the system has received your application perfectly. In case, in case the number, sorry, the color of this button is yellow, it means that you have missed a step. So you have to go through all the all the procedure again, because otherwise your application will not be evaluated. Okay, so please be pay attention to all these steps. Okay, so we can go back to the notice of selection. Okay, okay, then the evaluation of the application. As you see, as you see, there are three scores that we built, let's say the final, the final score. So one is the merit score, which is is calculated with this formula. Okay, one is for the bachelor courses and the second one is for the bachelor courses, one for the master courses and one for the PhD courses. Okay, these formula. Then the proficiency or in a foreign language and I will leave the floor to our colleague from the university language center, which will explain you all the procedures to have these scores. And the last evaluation is the evaluation of the of the coordinator. Okay, which we will go through, which will read your application, your career and everything and will will give probably will give an additional score, some additional points. It may happen that the coordinator doesn't give any additional point. It is fine. I mean, he can or she can do this because in this way means that the coordinator approve the rankings built by the system. Okay, with with the sum between the major score and and the language score. Okay, in other otherwise, the coordinator may decide that that that ranking is not is not good because I don't know the student in third position is is more worth for for mobility than the one in first position, for example. And then the coordinator may decide to add points in order to change the rankings. Okay, and so after all these evaluations, the system will cross all the all the rankings because every each destination will have a ranking on its own. So all these rankings will be crossed and it will be it will be built a general ranking of all the assignments, destination assignments. So what is so about the language. And my Teresa is going to explain or the new rules, let's say what I can tell you is that in this phase, okay, is if you if you don't if you have not a language certificate. And the score of the language may be zero. Okay, because because you have you have no no certificate to show and that your application will still be valid. Okay, but of course you have to be very careful because although you have you can apply and maybe you can also win. The recipient of a destination, but if that if the university the host university will ask you for a city language certificate. Well, at that time, you will have to give them this document because if you don't have it. It is highly probably it is well probably they will not accept. Okay, your mobility. So if during the application, the language proficiency is not known, the level language is not known and you get a zero. Well, please, this is not in the future. This may be a very big problem. Okay, now I leave the floor to the to the colleague of the university language center to explain the evaluation of the language proficiency. Okay, thank you, Simona. I'm Teresa Vellani and I work at the Foreign Languages Center. The gentleman we see with that the nail otherwise known as claw. So we'll have a look at how your language proficiency is evaluated and counted for the Erasmus application. I'll start actually with the third paragraph. There will be no special language tests this year. In the past we had held language tests, especially for Erasmus candidates, but this year because of the COVID situation is not possible. Unfortunately, your language proficiency will be assessed through exams that you have in your career or other certifications that you have produced. This information will be extracted from our database and from your university career. Any exams must be taken and passed by January 29. That is our deadline. So let's just have a look at this a little bit more closely for English language proficiency. If you already have an exam registered in your career, you don't have to do anything. Also, if you've already presented a certificate to us at the language center, you're all set. Applicants who have not always already presented a certificate must do so by sending it to us at our email for cnidsinfoclawatunyc.it. And there's another email address for students from it. And please remember the deadline January 29. When you send the email to us, the certificate by email, please remember to write in the subject line Erasmus application and we will confirm receipt of your documents. These rules also apply to any of native speakers. I imagine there are some native English speakers listening now. You also have to have some kind of exam or some kind of proof or certificate that shows that you have a high level of English. If you have any problem with that, please contact us and we'll see how we can work it out because if you all of your schooling has been in English, for example, you can present maybe a high school diploma or something similar, but you have to have some kind of certification that shows that you have a high level of English, even if you're a native speaker. Also, for the certificates that we recognize, you can look on our website. There's a table that's published, a table of all the approved certificates for English language. So you can check that out on our website and see if your certificate might be one of these. We approve IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge exams, and also Trinity Integrated Skills in English. Now, another important point is if you have, for example, B2 registered in your career, but you have presented, for example, an IELTS certificate that's a higher level, it's C1 level. The C1 level will be counted for the Erasmus because we have your C level actually in our database at the Foreign Languages Center. So it's no problem. You don't worry if your IELTS with C1 level, you will get credit for the C1 level, even though you only have B2 registered in your academic career. This month, we will also be having some sessions of B1 and B2 English exams at the Language Center. The information for that is published on our website. It may be possible. You might be eligible to take one of those if you haven't taken any other exams so far. As far as the other languages are concerned, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and German. Here again, if you already have one of these exams in your career, you don't have to do anything. It will be counted for Erasmus for your score. Automatically, if you believe that you have skills that are not certified, you must contact the relevant language teacher to take a test, perhaps, or an interview with them. The contacts for our teachers are on our website. For example, if you have a Deli certificate for Spanish, you have to contact the Spanish teacher. If you have a Del for French, you have to contact the French teacher. So you can find our teacher's contacts on our website once again. Those students who have already submitted a certificate for previous Erasmus mobility or overseas in the past few years don't have to submit it again. It will automatically be taken into account for the purposes of this ranking. So there's a lot of information on our website. Please have a look at it before you contact us. You can write us an email as well if there's something that's not clear. But we are getting a lot of mail right now, and it will take us maybe a day or two to answer. But we will answer, of course, everyone that writes to us. Obviously, any certification that you present has to clearly indicate the level of your foreign language according to the common European framework of reference for languages. And once again, I repeat, please remember the deadline is the 29th of January. Otherwise, they won't be able to be evaluated. Okay, so once the scores relating to language assessment will be published by my colleagues at the International Relations Office, and you will be notified by email of this. So you'll have a chance, you will have two days to check out all the information, make sure it's correct. If there's any problem, you just contact them if there's any problem with the score that you were given. So that's basically it. If there are any questions, I'll be happy to answer them at the appropriate time. Okay, thank you. Thank you, Teresa. Thank you so much. So we'll just go on having a look at the office of selection. Just a few information. So at the end of all these evaluations, as I told you, the system will cross all the data and will build all the rankings. Okay, the general ranking of assignments of all the destinations. And this ranking will be published, and we will ask the students to click on, to choose, sorry, the semester on the cemetery online. And only the students who have chosen the destinations of one semester mobility will be able to choose the semester. So the first or the second semester, while for the other mobilities, for the whole, the full year mobilities, this choice is not given. Okay, and so after that, I think I hope that we will want, let's say, to organize a new event like this in order to explain, in order to give more information to the students who live for mobility. And we will go through again all the procedures that the students will have to do to comply with after the assignment of the mobility. Okay, so we are not going now to talk about learning agreement or anything about this, because I think that it is better to explain all these steps later on and to the real students that will live for mobility. What we can say now is that, as you see, the mobilities have a financial contribution, and the contribution can be from, can be a European grant or a ministerial integration. Okay, so beside the rankings, the list of recipients of mobility recipients, there will be published two more lists, two more rankings, one concerning the European grant and the other one concerning the ministerial integration. Okay, so these rankings will be built on the basis of the sum of the merit score plus language. Okay, so the position in the ranking will be given by this sum, while the amount per month will be given by the destination. Okay, and beside the particular number, the student may be recipient of the grant or eligible of the grant. This means that in the first case, the student will receive the grant for sure. In case of eligibility, the student will receive the grant only if he or she becomes recipient. Okay, and this will come true, this change of status will be possible only after period reductions or withdrawal by other students. Okay, in this case, the grant, the money will be reallocated and the rankings and there will be a scrolling in the rankings. Okay, and so on the contrary for the ministerial integration, the amount per month will be given by the income code. So the students are requested to check the income code on their secretary online. Okay, because let's say by the end of March, sorry, by the end of February. Okay, because we will check in the system the income code and on that code we will give the month grant. In addition to these two grants, the Department of Philology and Literary Criticism added six because now we know how many scholarships they give. It will be six scholarship of 1000 euros each. Okay, and the list will be published also this list. So for those students who have also the DSEU grant, there is no conflict between the Erasmus grant and the DSEU, so the students will receive both. For more information, please write or contact the DSEU office. Okay, because it is important. For those students who have special needs, usually means disability, there will be also some additional funds and a special notice of selection will be launched. Usually in autumn. Okay, and so we will publish this new notice of selection when the National Agency will give us information about this. So, as I told you, this part of this part of the notice of selection, because it concerns all the procedures to be complied with after the assignment of the mobility. Okay, so I think that we can, I can leave the floor to the colleague of yours, Sara, who is the Vice President of the ESN CNHS, or this means the Erasmus group and she will give you some advice and very interesting information in order to help you for your mobility. Thank you, please. Hi everyone, hope everyone can hear me. I'm Sara, and as Simona told you, I'm the Vice President of ESN, and today I will try to explain you what is ESN and why ESN is so important for you during your mobility. So now I will start to share my screen. Let's check if I can. Okay. Hope you can see the presentation. Okay, so I started this presentation by telling you that your Erasmus starts now. So why? Because even though now we know that we are in a period of pandemic, we are in a period of uncertainty, we want to keep the Erasmus alive and we want to make a mobility and we want to help you during the mobility. So why I'm talking to you and I'm talking to you about ESN? Because ESN, the name means Erasmus Student Network. Why? Because it is a network made of Erasmus students, but also students that are keen on making a mobility, on doing a mobility abroad. We are the biggest European student network and you can find us everywhere. We are 528 local section in 41 countries. Our motto, our motto is student helping students. Why? Because as I told you, I'm a student, for example, and I made an Erasmus. So now I want to keep the Erasmus alive. I want to help you during your mobility, but also before, but choosing your destination with you. We, as Erasmus students before, but as ESNers, we can help you. Also by making the best destination, by making the best decision that you can make that is suitable for you. Another Erasmus ESN value is uniting diversity, diversity in unity. Why? Because we, as I told you, we are a lot of students, we are many. And for this reason, we are so different between each other, but for us is richness. And so another, for example, value is the international dimension of life because, for example, I went to Erasmus and when I've been on Erasmus, I traveled a lot. I made many travels and for this reason, I made an, I had that dimension. I had an open mind that helped me also by making many friends all over the world. In fact, the thing that we always say is that with ESN, you have a house all over the world. Then here you can have a map and you can understand better where you can find us. So this is our international map. So here you can find in our international vision. Then in Italy, we are 54 local section in 47 cities. Here you can find also Siena, our section. And we are many, many Erasmus and many exchange students, but at the same time we are many active members. So all over the country, you can find us that we will help you making your Erasmus a better experience. In Siena, we are these people. We are many, many students and we are like you. We are students with, we want to help you during your Erasmus mobility. And okay, here I want to explain a little bit about your body system. I don't know maybe in English, you understand better what is a body because actually it is like a friend of yours that will help you. Why? Because with ESN, we try to create a platform that is called Papaya. You can download it in App Store or in Play Store. And there you can find, you can type all your information. So where do you want to go in Erasmus? What do you want to make during your Erasmus? And what is your home university and your destination university? And there people will send to you a body. What is a body? So a body is like a friend of yours is a person that will help you during your mobility. For example, for me, it was a very important person because when I was there, when I was in Erasmus, he was waiting for me at the airport. So, you know, also when you are alone, it does make your experience a better experience. Another platform is called Ask Erasmus. Actually, this platform is even better than the body system because the body system will help you when you are already in your destination country. But Ask Erasmus is better if you are maybe you don't know which country to choose. And so for this reason, you download this app. What is this app? And during this platform, you will have this platform allows Italian students, but also people like you, international students to get in touch with people who already started an exchange period. So for example, Andrea, which is one of our volunteers, he did his Erasmus in Salamanca. So maybe if you want to make your Erasmus in Salamanca, but you have no idea about what is Salamanca, how is like the life there, you can ask him. For this reason later, I will send to you also the mail where you can ask all the information about Ask Erasmus. So, yes, this is a special platform for you. The SN card is so important because it's the membership card of the SN of Erasmus Student Network. Actually, we always want to point to you that is very, very important to have it because even though it is a proof of membership, it also allows you to have a link direct, but also indirectly to Erasmus Network.  So to learn more about this, you can visit the website, but also why it is important the SN card. I know you already know it is for the discounts that we have. We have many discounts, but the most important one is for traveling. One of our main partnership is Ryanair because it's one of our main advantages. We have a huge range of discounts with Ryanair because you have four flights with the 10% of discounts and also a free check-in luggage, 20 kilos. So you can make four flights with a free check-in luggage. And you know, for example, for me that I've been in Erasmus for nine months, it was so important to have a free check-in luggage. Another discount is with Flixbus. You can have the 10% of discounts with your vouchers so you can travel also in many countries. So you can have this kind of discount not only at the national level, but also at an international level. Another thing that we do with ESN, so if you go to your destination country and you find ESN, we know you already talked about parties, but we know that ESN is not is important for parties. Yes, we know, but also for many, many activities that we make. One of these is sport activities. Then we make many trips. As I told you, I traveled a lot during my Erasmus experience. I traveled all over Spain, but also all over Portugal only thanks to ESN because I had many discounts with them. Then we make many activities with the social Erasmus that we try to raise awareness on many themes. For example, the team of education, we had a webinar. We had many conferences about, for example, the one that we did was to raise awareness on violence against women. So we make many, many things. Then another, other two activities are the city tours that for me, for example, when I've been on Erasmus was very, very important. Because as I've been there, as I arrived there, it was, there was my body that told me, ah, you can come with me, you can come with me, we can make a city tour together. So we went all over the city and he showed me, for example, the supermarket and the main places that are very important for an Erasmus person that don't know where to go, doesn't know where to go. A tandem also is very, very important because you go there, you go maybe to a bar or a place where all the people meet together, all the Erasmus students meet together and you can meet a lot of people. For example, it is very important to, to learn languages and to speak English, French, Spanish, whatever language you want. You can find a lot of people over there. The office is very important also. I know already it was very important for many time, but it's, it's fundamental. Why? Because there you can meet a lot of Erasmus students. Yes, because it's the first time you arrive there. You know you are alone. You go to the office of Yesen and find a queue of people that are waiting for your Yesen card. So there already you can meet new people. In order to contact us to have more information about what we do and what we make, here you have all the, or our information. And I want also to tell you about the meeting that we will have the 25th of January. It will be on Monday from 3 p.m. till 5 p.m. And there you can have, I think this meeting will be very, very important if you don't know already where to go. Because there you will, you already sent, already received an email where you can find a Google form. You only have to fill it in and there you can put your information. And there you will be asked to put if you are an ex incoming or a future outgoing. There you will take the possibility of future outgoing. And there they will be shown to you many things. For example, what will be your destinations? For example, I want to go to Spain and to Portugal. I will put Spain and Portugal and then I will find on the 25th two rooms for me. That there there will be people who went already there already on Erasmus already with an Erasmus experience over there. And you can ask to them all the information you want. We will try to talk to you about maybe the doubts that you have about the fact that maybe what is the budget to go on Erasmus to find accommodation. There also you can find many information on our website and many things and so on. So I remind you this meeting because I think it's very, very important for you. And it will be so important also for your Erasmus experience. So thank you all. And I leave the word to to Simona. So thank you. Thank you so much. And so I would like just to add some some more information and let's say to give you some some answer to be very frequent questions that students ask to us. For example, do I have do I have to take some what is the the number of credits to get to acquire in mobility in order not to refund the University of Siena of the grant. Well, the grant at the University of Siena is based on the period. Okay. So you can come back also with with zero grants and your mobility will be valid and you will not be asked to to refund the grant that you have that you have received. Of course, this refund may happen if you declare on the grant on the grant agreement a period of 10 months, for example, but you carry out mobility lasting five months. Of course, we will calculate your your your exact grant for the period and in that case, you will be you will will ask for a partial refund of the grant that you have received. But not not this is not linked to the credit that you have acquired. Another question is about the period. I mean, you can you see in the list of in the list of destination there is a column with places and months months is the period agreed between between the university. So you may so destination may may last mobility may last five months or six months or 10 months. It depends on the on the previous agreement signed by the university. You can you can decide to reduce the period, not less than three months, otherwise, the mobility will not be valid. And but you have only upon the approval of the host university. Okay, you cannot decide, let's say, by by yourself or by yourself to reduce the mobility. And so you have to be sure that the host university agrees with the period reduction. And at the same time, you may decide to add that month to to to to extend the period. At the same time, you have to to to have the approval by the host university and the coordinator in Siena. Of course, the mobility cannot be longer than 12 months. As you as you see from the notice of selection, the extension are usually are not are not paid. So we can approve we approve the time extension, but is rarely we are able to cover also the grant to to give to give additional grant for the additional period. You can you can withdraw at any time your your mobility and these withdrawal will not affect your future eventual future applications. And of course, as I told you before, you are if the student is a recipient of a grant, this grant will be reallocated to the eligible students. So I think that another point that I would like to stress is as Tiana told you before about the column the note column in the destination Excel file. It is also very important for those students for who are not European students because please check check very very carefully in the website of the host universities of your interest by looking for the exchange students web page or international web page or Erasmus web page because in there you will find this information because sometimes the not European students are asked to to have how can I say some money on their bank account, the minimum amount of your bank account and they are asked to prove to give evidence of this amount in their bank account otherwise they are not accepted for mobility. Okay, so please go through that column because there are very important information and anyway, check the web pages of the host universities of your interest, both for this particular information for visa information. If you need, if you are not an European citizen, so you will need a visa to get to enter the country and so please check all the information about this procedure because it is very very important. After that, I think that we can answer some few questions that I can see in the chat in YouTube. Have you something to add? Okay, so we can go. Okay, so, okay, we can. Okay, I can add, let's say the general steps of the mobility. So the first step is the application. Okay, then we will publish the rankings. Probably, I hope by the end of February, beginning of March, probably because we don't know because you know the procedure, there are many procedures to comply with. There are many offices involved in this game and all these steps take time. So I think that we will be able to publish the rankings by the beginning of March. After that, you will be asked to choose the mobility semester and we will then send your name with all the information and the mobility semester to the host universities. The host universities are, if in case the student who has a semester mobility, not a full year mobility, but a semester mobility, in case the student does not choose the semester, well, we will nominate him or her for the first semester. Okay, then in case the student changes his mind and wants to live in the second semester, he will get in contact with the host university and agree with them on the semester. But anyway, after the nomination students living in the first semester and for the full year will be contacted by email by the host university because they will have to comply with the application procedure again at the host university. So they will be asked for a list of documents and every university has its own procedure. So there is not a fixed procedure. Some can ask for the learning agreement, some other, I don't know. And so the students will have to comply with this procedure, sending the documents and as they as the host university ask to do it. Okay, and in the time and complying with the deadline of the procedure. This is very, very important because if you miss this, if you fail with this procedure, you will not be able to carry out your mobility. Of course, on the other hand, the students who have chosen the second semester mobility will be contacted by the host university usually at the end of summer or beginning of autumn. Because the second semester procedures are started later on. I think that it is more, this is all the steps, all the time schedule of the mobility. But okay, as I told you, we want to organize a new meeting like this one just after the publication of the rankings. In order to give additional information to the students who have won the winner of the RASMOS mobility. Fine, so I think we can go and answer to these few questions. The first one, I read it for Piziana maybe as she carried out some years ago, the RASMOS mobility, maybe she can answer better. The first one is what is the impact of these RASMOS on an international student after graduating from university? Thank you, Simona for passing me this interesting question. There are huge researches about the impact of RASMOS on the students. I would say maybe Sarah can help me with that. I would say that the impact is considered always positive under many points of view. Of course, it's easy to say that from a cultural and personal point of view, this is a great experience. Even if today we are talking to students who come from far away, let's say in general we find out that you come from very far countries. You already have an open-minded and international experience on your shoulder. But of course RASMOS is a kind of scheme and it's not by accident that this programme has been considered the most successful programme of the European Union. If you compare the cost of that in terms of money, of resources to the results which were achieved through the RASMOS programme in terms of mixing people, of creating new things, of collaboration, issues and this kind of thing. So Professor Verzichelli is no more with us, but he is also a great supporter of this kind of attitude and information. So coming to more practical terms, as I said, there are research which say that if you present your curriculum to an enterprise, to a company and in your curriculum it is mentioned the label, the word RASMOS, both if you talk about the RASMOS for study programme and the RASMOS for traineeship programme. When you mention the RASMOS, this is a very recognisable word which means that you are open to new experience. You are open to compare yourself, to put yourself in trouble somehow and to solve the problems that could come out from this experience which includes both a personal impact and an academic impact because when you go to another university you are used to study and pass exam in your university, you go to another academic contest and you find that it can be very different under many points of view. So this means to the human resources that you are used to solve problems and you are not scared by new things and new contests. So I don't have data to confirm what I'm saying, but maybe Sarah, so that she was saying yes with the head when I was talking so maybe she has some testimonies or some examples. So we also have people who went abroad and then found their way, their work, their job, their life in the foreign countries. Some brilliant examples, some very important success stories. If you go into the web and you search the RASMOS success story you will find that there are many witnesses of this success. So Sarah maybe can help me with this question. Yes, I was going to tell you that actually I think one successful story was my story because before the RASMOS I was a very shy person. I had like a fear of doing everything also in the academic field and also in the personality field. I think in an academic field for me for example going to Spain was a very challenging thing because I didn't know Spanish at all. In my university they didn't ask me a certificate. So for me I went there. I had no idea of what to do and what to make but I had many people with me that helped me during my experience. So for me it was a very challenging thing but also from the academic point of view it was a very advantage that I had but also in a personal point of view. When I finished my RASMOS I was another person. I was a person more open-minded. I had the skill of the problem solving that everyone now in every enterprise in every company asked to. People asked you the team leading, the public speaking. Before going on a RASMOS I had it was impossible for me for thinking to make an experience like this for example. To you today in streaming and for me before was up. I was like no it is impossible to make this. I would be so afraid. And actually my experience for example helped me open to me a lot of doors. As I finished my RASMOS I graduated and then I was offered two jobs. So because people told me okay you made an RASMOS for studies of nine months and then I made an RASMOS for traineeship of two months. So these were skills that people today don't have. So people were like okay do you want to work? Do you want to work with us? So I had many many doors that were open to me. So I always I know that it's a challenging experience. It's not so easy because it's important to tell you but then when you finish your RASMOS experience you are a new person and it's open to you a lot of doors and many many experiences that you can make. If I may add just one data which came in my mind while you were talking still we can consider the RASMOS even if it's so popular that everybody knows what we are talking about. Still for example at the University of Siena to speak about something that we know closer we have around 16,000 students enrolled and each year we send only 300 350 students of RASMOS for study students. So if you compare these two numbers you see that the percentage is quite low and we can also add that as we manage the RASMOS program through the RASMOS National Agency so we got the data from all the countries from time to time we are informed about the situation of the country and we are among the most sending university. We are not at the top but still we are in a quite high position so it means that in the end not many people do these experiences. So of course in a curriculum this is something which can make the difference I think. Fine thank you so much. So okay let's see. Okay this is maybe was already answered by Teresa and so I'm asking when I can't take the exams of the semester in Siena after the registration of the application or after the announcement of selection and that's it. No well the exams in Siena cannot be taken during the mobility okay so you can take exams until the very the day before leaving for the host country okay but after the date because you will be asked to you will have to give the host or university a document called a RASMOS certificate in which the host university will write your mobility period okay so the starting date and the ending date of the mobility. So if you start your mobility let's say on the 15th of September so after that date you cannot take exams in Siena. Okay so of course now you can until that date of course you can you can book your exams and take them. Okay so do we also have to apply at the host university? Yes as I told you after the nomination after we have sent your name to the host university you will be contacted by the host university and you will be asked to send some documents okay which differs from university to university and you will be asked to send some documents by a certain deadline. Those deadlines are listed in the destination excel file okay before the note column there are two columns which is applications deadline. Those deadlines are from are said from the host universities okay also also but anyway you have please anyway check all these information on the host university web pages because sometimes they may change deadlines and information and language level and sometimes we don't know about it so we of course so we give you the information we have but please check them on their web pages okay so in addition to this in the web page the bottom of the destinations excel files we added another excel file with the information we obtained by the host universities okay so in there you will there are some links and there may be a link for the fact sheet the updated fact sheet some of them we collected some of them in a page on the university cloud and in the web page you find the password to this cloud page okay so you can visit you can check it you can check this page and go through to all these fact sheets in which the universities give their updated information okay so if I want to go on traineeship erasmus when should I apply okay this is and how can okay so traineeship erasmus for traineeship it is another mobility with another application procedure and another notice of selection so there is a web page dedicated which is named erasmus for traineeship and in there you will find all the information you can of course write so in there there is a total notice of selection also some page named offers in which we give some helps in order to find the host organization because the host organization has to be searched and put chosen by the student okay and the student has the whole Europe at disposal okay with the exceptions of the European government offices and some organizations which are not which we don't consider eligible and the list it is in the web page okay and anyway you can write to erasmus.out at emc.it for additional information okay and then let's say okay traineeship is okay right now I have no class certificate of English will I have to attend the class test in upcoming date as they announced so I will I am able to apply erasmus program okay so please address right to class okay to the email address that you find in the notice of selection to find out if you can book the exams to be given to be taken in these in the next days because actually I don't know if the deadline is already expired so you can write to them and find out if you can take the exam the language exam or address to the language teacher okay at present I'm done with the questions so I think that everything was very clear because the questions are very very few and so I hope you enjoyed okay please sorry we have some remaining time and I take the chance to say thanks to my colleague Simona who put all these working and of course Sara and Teresa and all the colleagues from the linguistic center who are always so collaborative but I also take the chance to invite the students in order to help Simona to work better not to apply at the very last moment so please the deadline is the 4th of February don't go to to do that at 11 and 30 of the last day please because at midnight the system closed and there is no possibility to apply again so if there are problems if you find some technical things which do not work properly if you do it at the very last moment you don't have the chance to send us an email and tell us that you have problems so please do it some days in advance there is no price and no additional points if you do it it's not first come first serve but at the same time if it doesn't work then we don't have the time to help you properly and then there are problems and additional work to us and mainly to Simona who is much more technical oriented than me we are very bad with that so this is my really kind request to do not to do not apply at the last moment and to do it at the best of your possibility and thank you for being with us and that's all from me. Thank you yes I would like to add as stressed in the notice of selection if you experience technical problems at the very end of the deadline well we will know as Luciana told you we will not be able to help you and once the deadline and once the system has closed the procedure we can do nothing ok so we cannot we will not extend the deadline we can do nothing so again please check very carefully your application status as I told you before and please be sure that the green color of your status and so you will be sure that your application was received by the system if the status is still yellow and the deadline expires then your application will not be considered and we cannot we can do nothing for you so again so thank you thank you so much to all of you and for your attention I hope you enjoyed this event and so good luck good luck for your application good luck for your mobility and we hope to meet you in person soon ok and everything is solved ok thank a lot thank a lot to all of you bye bye bye bye bye


Hi everybody it's Sam at Mixed Up Craft, thank you for watching my tutorial today, so this is a very quick tutorial because it's just showing you the 5x7 inside out card and this is doing it with the Father Christmas flying over the chimney tops. This is what I mentioned about doing during a Facebook live, so I've finally got round to videoing it and sharing it all with you. So if you've seen my original inside out cards they're really fun, I've got a playlist which I will link up here. So this is how it looks on the front, so it's telling the person what they need to do, so turn me inside out, turn the card around and then you have Santa flying over the roof tops or the chimneys there and then you've got all of them at the bottom and then it just stands up and this kind of wobbles you know at the top. They're so fun, I've seen so many of these being made now that you're all sharing over on Mixed Up Crafters and they look fantastic. So this is my Christmas version and those of you that I've got this stamp set I hope you know this gives you some more inspiration on how to use it because it is from last year. I will try my hardest to share any links if I can see anybody still selling them but otherwise you might have to adapt it with what you already have or look for some files maybe on the internet or something but it's very very easy to make. The thing for me that took the time with this was the coloring and the blending. I really I spent a nice few hours watching a movie and just kind of coloring all this in but I've condensed this video right down and I've done all of that beforehand. All I'm going to show you is how to quickly put it together. You've got room there on the back to be able to write your message and then it just all folds back into that 5x7 size. So let me show you how to make it. Okay so this is the stamp set. So I got this one last year and I will try and see if I can find anybody that is selling it. You may have more luck on maybe like eBay and the selling sites because this was a licensed stamp that CrossStash obviously had the license to last year so I don't know if you'd get exactly the same ones again because different companies will license different images but it's The Father Christmas by Raymond Briggs. So they've done two. There's one of him on the couch. There's another one as well. I do have them all. They're lovely and I'm so glad I've got them and hopefully you know those of you that do have it you'll be able to obviously make this card but even people that don't have it you can hopefully do something similar because I know there's a lot of dyes with this silhouette kind of image so there's definitely ways around it but I've got the rooftops there and the actual chimney. I've masked the rooftops and again I'll talk you through what I've done and then there's the dyes on the back. For the tour me inside out I've used my chunky alphabet die set. They're such a nice size. For the greeting I've used this one here which is the Christmas verses by Card Making Magic and then this is the one I've used for the inside where it says Dear Santa but I have no idea. This was given to me about four years ago so I just I don't know where it's from so if anybody has this and is able to shed some light that would be much appreciated so that's just to show you what I've done there and then I have gone and done most of the stuff because if you check the playlist here you'll be able to see maybe one you know from scratch but it'll be a different design and you can see the birthday one that I done with the birthday cakes so but this one here so here's the tour me inside out so this is going to be the front of the card when you know the recipient receives it and you can see I've just got a little nod to what's going to be inside on the front here so I've just done the chimneys and I've put some glitter there to represent the snow and I've covered all of this with glossy accents which I absolutely love but you can see just how great those alphabet dies are they're such a nice size so that's that one I'm going to go through the sizes in the middle and then inside in a minute and then inside this is the base kind of scene that you're going to have because then we're going to have the chimney tops but you can see there I've just done a row of the houses and this is how I done the masking so I stamped them all first of all then I stamped them again using masking paper so it's a very low tack okay and then you just cut it out and you stick it directly over those stamped images before you've colored them or after I like to do it before you can see there then I inked my background I splattered some white gouache paint because it's a nice opaque so it keeps that white color and then you just peel them off and then you can color it means it hasn't gone over your image so that's how you do that and then there you can see that lovely dear Santa and I've just heat embossed it heat embossed it first and then I put my matte layer using calow glue and that just flattens it all back out again so these pieces here this is basically I just got two five by seven card blanks and I cut them so that they are you can see there there's the middle fold so it's just this is now a piece of six by seven scored at five inches so this is a one inch piece okay and you want two pieces like that what's going to happen is it's going to stick together like this to form the card again mine's going to be a top folding so it's going to be like that so then the person gets it turn me inside out and as they turn it around this is then what will kind of stand up in front of them I've already done my mat there on the back there as well so what I've got is all these pieces here now I've now I've colored everything using my artesa colored pencils so I've done seven of the chimney tops and I'm going to stick these all along here now what I want to do is have them obviously right to the edge but that's going to hang over and then when you close the card you're going to see bits of it so what I'm going to do you know you'll have different kind of images but I am just going to cut a wedge off of each side there and that way when I stick these down I can go to the edge there but that isn't going to overhang might have to come in just a little bit might go in just a little bit more but just see what your images are that you've got just make sure that it's not going to overhang you might not be going right to the edge on the other ones I've done you know I don't go right up to the edges like that but now yeah that's better so I'm going to stick these down I'm going to overlap some of them behind each other and I'm lining them up with this scoreline now before I stick them down I want to add the acetate with my pop-up element which is obviously going to be Santa and his sleigh but you can see now how that's going to look and I just I love this I think it looks so much it just comes together so well but now this is going to go like so so he's flying over the rooftops so I've got some acetate here and it's a nice strong acetate so I want that image to stay upright depending on maybe how tall or heavy you have your elements you may if it's not very big and it's not very tall and you probably don't need one inch if it's something maybe quite big then maybe you need to have a bit more of a kind of hinge here I guess so it does vary but so I'm just going to cut this piece here so it's about three-quarters of an inch and I'm going to attach it like so so I'm just going to grab some red tape always use red tape or a good double-sided tape when you're using acetate because it's what will stick you know best I'm just going to run just a strip along the top there now I will cut another one of these because there's a die for it and just to cover the back but I'll do that you know at the end but now you can see that that hat that holds itself really well so really nice stiff acetate it's just packaging from when I've received my stamps and dies so what I'm going to do is lay that there and I'll cut the ends off that in a moment lay this down just so I can see because I want this it's got to sit within here when you close the card up obviously you know because you don't want anything sticking out so I'm going to just take a little bit off the bottom there because you don't want it sticking out the bottom either and I'm going to have it like so so I'm going to stick a strip of the tape on the front and back because it needs to stick onto both sides of the card just realized I haven't put one of my rings on gosh it's my first video of the day so I haven't got myself fully dressed I feel naked when I don't wear one of my big chunky rings so I have to sort that out but anyway I digress so I'm just going to lay that now like so I think that's about right you don't want the acetate popping out the bottom of this because obviously it will you know eventually become the top of your card so I'm just going to line up the wedges here because you are going to kind of see it so I'm just going to line the card up just so I can cut this on the same angle so now I can take away for a minute and just focus on this one here so I'm going to start sticking these down I'm just going to use some of my quick grab glue you know they just need to be tacked in place you don't need to go too mad but I'm sitting them above that score line so you know button them right up to it but they are just above I'm going to stick this one over you kind of want to lay out because I did get the seven just so that they have the exact amount so it's probably worth kind of placing them so you know roughly that they're all going to fit you don't want to get to the end of them fine that you've run out we've got a bit of space but I think that's that's okay there so I'm just going to get these stuck down and then just make sure you can fold that over that's what you want to keep it above that score line so that folds in so now I need to just attach that and you can see how he stands up above the chimney tops so I'm going to use my I'm going to use the clow but I'm going to just put some more double-sided tape I'm going to put a thicker piece just above there and then I'm going to put this glue here just over the rest of it now you just need to lay this one with the bottom of the card so I'm working on the base there get that lined up and then everything else should all come together just leave that for a second just gonna flip it over yeah that's fine and then for the mats and layers this one here is four and three-quarters by six and three-quarters and then four and a half by six and a half which is the white one and you can see the message there on the back because this will become the back of the cards and so now when you stand it up you have your flying Santa so I'm so pleased how it come out like I said it was an idea that I had when I done the live craft along and I mentioned about this and everyone was like you've got to do it you've got to show it come on so here it is and it's another Christmas card done I think it has such a great look and now I just need to decide who I'm gonna give it to but you just then fold it all up and it will all fit I've got a little bit overhanging there but it will still fit in the envelope I don't really want to cut away on the sides of the chimneys there but you know you can obviously you know change yours to suit whatever the images are that you're using on the back there I've just put a plain piece of cardstock just to reinforce it really but now that's all ready and then you just turn it around and there you have it your inside out card I love it it's fantastic so I hope you've enjoyed this version and for those of you that have been asking I hope you like how it's turned out and so I will link the other inside out cards here and if you haven't subscribed to my channel and you've enjoyed my video if you click on my face there and then hit the notification bell then you'll be alerted every time I upload a new tutorial so thanks for watching and I'll be back again 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