A day of digital tools and getting to know Dublin Given the recent rise in popularity of podcasts and web radio, it's no surprise that such forms are making their way into the classroom. They offer teachers an engaging way to educate students about new information and communication technologies, combining project-based learning with digital media analysis and production skills. That's why on the second day we had How to start a web radio program in our class as the main topic. Workshops were held that included various individual and group practical activities, and we also had the opportunity to listen to examples of a good podcast. We did practical work using digital tools. I will briefly walk you through the digital tools you can use in online or live classes. Some are probably already known to you or you have used them. Why can they be important in teaching? Namely, new media change the meaning of geographical distance and provide the possibility of increasing the speed of communication and the possibility of interactive communication, especially in distance learning, but also in the classroom. Edmodo is an educational technology platform for schools and teachers, it allows teachers to share content, distribute quizzes, assignments and manage communication with students, colleagues and parents. Symbaloo is a home page made for teachers, librarians and their schools. A simple tile-based platform to easily manage, merge and share valuable resources on your own workspace domain; accessible anywhere, from any device. Jamboard is an example of a digital interactive whiteboard. Links to various useful digital tools: • https://new.edmodo.com • https://www.symbaloo.com • https://jamboard.google.com • https://miro.com • https://coggle.it • https://www.mindmeister.com • https://my.flipgrid.com • https://jeopardylabs.com/ We spent the rest of the day on an organized tour of Dublin. Dublin is the capital and largest city of Ireland. It has been the most important Irish city since the Middle Ages, and modern Dublin is an economic, administrative and cultural center. We also visited the impressive library of Trinity University, which is one of the most culturally important and most visited places in the capital of Ireland. The entire library includes around seven million titles, and it is considered one of the most impressive libraries in the world.