In my opinion we've had more administration work to comply with than actual and real interaction with our students:
on one hand, we all have to work two extra hours with our students and we are so forth, under high levels of stress. 
On the other hand, three of our group memebers were very busy with their "practicum" project paperwork". 
We did not have the best students either if I may say so.

There are several tasks I have been working with: To start with, I had to organize our meetings. There were not many
free hours in which we could meet and so I had to take advantage of the time when we had English Department meetings.
All in all, We have actually had more info exchanges during our break time or chatting along the school corridors. I had
to do many web searches to look for relevant information and I had to upload some opinions and meeting records.

All of us, one way or the other knew about the Eurpean Portfolio. We all knew how to access the worksheets and had
a set of avalable resources, so that every member of our group has rendered and shared his or her individual info and
individual ways to work with different materials. Of course I am very satisfied with our work in the sense that a large 
number of students know a bit more about the Eurpean classification of language mastery and they can now assess their
own growth and development in language knowledge.

From the human point of view, it has been a good chance to know and analyse different ways to work with the same 
materials. We have exchanged bits and pieces of info that we would not otherwise. We have exchanged emails, opinions,
a technological framed environment and got to know each other in more detail.

It has been my first time as group coordinator and I do really appreciate having the experience and I have been glad
to work with all my colleges both at school and with CEP representatives. I would also like to say thank you to all the 
members of my group, because they have made me wiser so far and I expect to spend the rest of the school year working 
along with them.