AHOD - All Hands On Deck 360

Learning the Trade: From Apprentice to Master 🔧In our previous issue, we explored the rich history of shipwright craftsmanship across the centuries. Today, we delve into how this prestigious trade has been passed down through generations. 🛠️✨ Shipbuilding has traditionally been an artisanal craft, with knowledge often shared from father to son or through the master-apprentice relationship that began in the Middle Ages and continued into the Modern Age. 🌱 Apprenticeship typically started with fundamental tasks, including: Polishing wood: Learning the importance of surface finishing. 🪵 Holding wood during sawing: Gaining an understanding of the sawing process. ⚙️ Nailing and sharpening tools: Developing tool maintenance skills. 🔩 Spinning tow: Familiarizing with material preparation. 🎣 Cleaning the shipyard: Instilling a sense of responsibility and teamwork. 🧹 These essential duties laid the groundwork for apprentices, allowing them to become familiar with tools and techniques before practicing independently. 🎓 From Apprentice to Shipwright After a period of learning and hands-on experience, apprentices would advance to the role of an official shipwright, earning a salary and gaining recognition for their skills. The final milestone was achieving the status of master, a role that required both expertise and leadership. 🌍 Reviving Tradition with AHOD360 The AHOD360 project recognizes the time-honored tradition of passing shipwright skills through generations, from master to apprentice. With immersive 360° tours, we revive this tradition by offering interactive learning experiences, helping trainees gain hands-on exposure to this craft. 👉 Stay Updated! Keep an eye on our website for the latest articles and discussions at the Collaborative Platform: 🔗 ahod360.infoproject.eu 📸 Follow Us on Instagram! For insights into shipwright terminology and more: 👉 Instagram: ahod360project 🙏 A special thank you to the Chair of Naval History and Heritage, University of Murcia, for their invaluable contribution to this series. Your dedication helps us bring this important craft to life. 🌟 CETEM - Centro Tecnológico del Mueble y la Madera InnovaWood network FAU - Institut für Lern-Innovation (ILI) CEIPES ETS #ErasmusPlus #Shipbuilding #AHOD360 #VocationalEducation #Heritage #Craft

🚢 Explore the World of Shipwright Craftsmanship with Us! ⚓ Over the next few weeks, we invite you to dive into 🌊 the fascinating world of #shipwright craftsmanship. Our series will take you through the rich history, essential tools 🛠️, and innovative techniques that define this ancient maritime craft. 🌳 What is the Shipwright Craft? Wood is a renewable, abundant, and organic resource 🌿—affordable and relatively easy to work with. Shipwrights have crafted countless vessels over the centuries, and the legacy of this craft is truly significant. From the ancient remains of one of the oldest artificial ports, Wadi el-Jarf (Egypt), to Roman reliefs and the medieval shipwrights who built ships for William of Normandy’s invasion of England (as depicted in the Bayeux tapestry), history is filled with incredible examples of this craftsmanship. 🛠️ Modernizing Tradition with AHOD360 At All Hands on Deck 360, we are committed to preserving and modernizing this heritage using digital tools 💻 to train the next generation of shipwrights. Our virtual shipyard tours and educational platforms 📚 offer immersive experiences that allow students to engage with and learn this craft, merging its rich history with modern technological advances. 🔗 Stay updated on our website with the latest articles and discussions at the Collaborative Platform: 👉 https://lnkd.in/dKxGvNd2 📸 Follow us on Instagram for daily shipwright terminology and insights: 👉 https://lnkd.in/dmqXJtYb 🙏 A special thank you to the Chair of Naval History and Heritage, @Universidad de Murcia for their invaluable contribution to this series. Your dedication helps us bring this important craft to life. The photo below illustrates a Chinese ship on a 17th-century map of China. Source: Gallica. CETEM - Centro Tecnológico del Mueble y la Madera CEIPES ETS InnovaWood network FAU - Institut für Lern-Innovation (ILI) #ErasmusPlus #Shipbuilding #AHOD360 #VocationalEducation #Heritage #Craftsmanship #Innovation

🚤 Today in our #MaritimeGlossary column, let's explore the fascinating world of the SPINNAKER! Designed for reaching or sailing 'off the #wind', a spinnaker is a unique sail that adds flair and #speed to a boat's performance. Typically bright in color, spinnakers are easily recognizable and often the largest #sail on a boat, harnessing the wind's #power to propel vessels forward. #ErasmusPlus #Shipbuilding #MultilingualCommunication #Innovation #AHOD360 #VocationalEducation #languagebarrierbreaker

🚢 We’re thrilled to report progress on our European Audiovisual Shipwright Terminology Database! Since we started in autumn 2023, we’ve translated 1,000 key shipwright terms into German, English, Spanish, Italian, and French. 🌍 Our next step? We’re enhancing the database with images, detailed descriptions, and voice notes for each term to make learning even more immersive. 🖼️🔊 From keels to rigging, every detail of shipwright craftsmanship is being captured. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dr2iwhCi #AHOD360 #Shipwright #Maritime #Innovation #Learning

Welcome back to '#Maritime Glossary'! Today, let's talk about the '#Knotting End.' 🚢🤔 In nautical terms, 'Knotting End' refers to the #tail end of a rope where a knot is tied. Sailors and #mariners often use various knots for different purposes, from securing lines to creating #loops or bends. Understanding how to tie a proper knot is crucial for seamanship, ensuring safety and reliability at sea.🧵🛠️ #ErasmusPlus #Shipbuilding #shipwright #AHOD360 #VocationalEducation

In this second issue of our AHOD360 Message in a Bottle, find out about the latest news from the Erasmus+ project All Hands on Deck360 (2022 – 2025). ⛵Discover our Shipwright Collaborative Portal for connecting #boatbuilding professionals and learners 🚤 Read about our upcoming #virtual 360-degree shipyard tours, and 🧑🤝🧑Catch up on the latest AHOD360 workshops and webinars CETEM - Centro Tecnológico del Mueble y la Madera @Universidad de Murcia CEIPES ETS InnovaWood network FAU - Institut für Lern-Innovation (ILI) Evelyn Schlenk Tomás Puebla Martínez Radmila Ustych Jaqueline Rinaldi Alberto Hoces-García

Welcome aboard '#Maritime Glossary'! ⚓️ In this new column, we dive into the fascinating nautical #vocabulary. Let's kick things off with the term #Fore,' a crucial element in maritime language.🚢 🛳️ 'Fore' is all about the bow of a vessel, signifying the front part of the ship. The term 'fore' can be used alone or in combination with other words to indicate specific positions or objects located at the front of a ship. For example, 'foredeck' refers to the area at the front of a ship's deck, while 'foremast' denotes the forward flagpole on vessels with more than one mast. #ErasmusPlus #Shipbuilding #shipwright #AHOD360 #VocationalEducation

Did you know? UNESCO has officially recognized Nordic clinker boat traditions as intangible heritage of humanity. Сlinker #boatconstruction is a traditional method of building wooden boats that has been practiced for thousands of years, particularly in the Nordic regions. 🚢🎉 In clinker construction, the boat's hull is formed by overlapping wooden planks along its length. These planks are usually thin and flexible, allowing them to bend to the shape of the hull. We also talk about the differences between clinker and carvel constructions, and compare then to modern boatbuilding techniques in our Introductory online course Boatbuilding: 🏳️ https://lnkd.in/d5J3k3F5 #ErasmusPlus #Shipbuilding #MultilingualCommunication #Innovation #AHOD360 #VocationalEducation #languagebarrierbreaker

📢 4 speakers, 3 presentations, and an afternoon discussion about the #shipwright knowledge and boatbuilding with the focus on #digitalization and #heritage protection. Some first impressions: 👇 🎙️Evelyn Schlenk from Institut für Lern-Innovation talked how the #AHOD360 project is working on the 360-degree tours of shipyards, offering a new perspective on maritime craftsmanship. 🎙️Prof Dr Boris Dreyer of FAU, Germany presented examples of Roman boat construction, blending history and innovation Participants from diverse backgrounds shared their views on the challenges and opportunities facing the boatbuilding profession. Some first takeways: 👇 🎯Materials like wood offer sustainable alternatives to modern technologies like epoxy, with the added benefit of a healthier working environment - no masks or ear protection required (Alexander de Vos, boatbuilding school, Netherlands) 🎯Both traditional and modern materials can used wisely, and we are here to share the knowledge we have (Bert van Baar, boatbuilding school, Netherlands) Stay tuned for the presentations and more content! CETEM - Centro Tecnológico del Mueble y la Madera CEIPES - APL InnovaWood network FAU - Institut für Lern-Innovation (ILI) Tomás Puebla Martínez Radmila Ustych Jaqueline Rinaldi

🌊 WORKSHOP ALERT!🚤 How can Traditional Boatbuilding Knowledge be Shared Digitally? In this #AHOD360 project event, learn from industry experts and scholars as they discuss innovative strategies for preserving and disseminating traditional boatbuilding wisdom in the digital age. Keynote Speeches: 🎙️360-degree tours of shipyards - Evelyn Schlenk, ILI FAU, Germany 🎙️ Examples of Roman boat construction - Prof Dr Boris Dreyer, FAU, Germany 🔍 Key Topics We'll Explore: 🏳️Revitalizing the #shipwright workforce 🏳️Challenges and opportunities in the shipwright profession 🏳️ Preserving shipwright #heritage and cultural conservation 🏳️ Facilitating intergenerational knowledge transfer 🎙️ Share Your Insights: If you're passionate about #boatbuilding, we invite you to share your thoughts in a 3-minute slot or contribute insights from your work. Email your topic to Evelyn.Schlenk@fau.de to participate. 🗓️ Event Details: Date: April 18, 2024 Time: 14:00 - 15:30 CET Format: Hybrid (In-person & virtual) Registration: https://lnkd.in/dEgFQa2q Organizer: FAU - Institut für Lern-Innovation (ILI) 🌊 Meanwhile, explore more highlights from the All Hands on Deck 360° project: Shipwright Collaborative portal https://lnkd.in/dxRt3y_k AHOD360 Newsletter No 1 https://lnkd.in/dKmtriJx 🌐 Learn more about AHOD360: https://lnkd.in/dKxGvNd2 Spread the word and let's sail into the future together! CETEM - Centro Tecnológico del Mueble y la Madera @Universidad de Murcia CEIPES - APL InnovaWood network FAU - Institut für Lern-Innovation (ILI) Tomás Puebla Martínez Radmila Ustych Jaqueline Rinaldi Alberto Hoces-García