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Chair of the Board, Mark D. Mullan, Ambassador Winston Wen-yi Chen, and Director of Education, Tom D'Amico.To help in Canada's war against COVID-19, Taiwan is donating 500,000 surgical. . . 
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Ready to Skype with an expert in your classroom? Bringing an expert to your classroom can energize a lesson, create authentic connections, and inspire students! Skype is a powerful and popular video conferencing tool. In a classroom setting, Skype can be used to connect your classroom with an expert.
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First grade teacher Kathy Cassidy shares why she believes it's important to connect her young students with learners around the world.
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iEARN (International Education and Resource Network) is the world's largest non-profit global network that enables teachers and youth to use the Internet and other technologies to collaborate on projects that enhance learning and make a difference in the world.
Luke Flint's curator insight,
May 8, 2019 4:31 AM
The possibilities for collaboration in education are now endless with the introduction of these types of collaboration centres. The benefits of allowing students to share their work with the outside world are countless, placing a greater responsibility on their work output but also opening up outside interaction also.
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Out of Eden, a kids-only social media platform, offers a hub for kids ages 3-19 around the globe to share learning experiences. Learning journeys offer online interaction and offline activities for users to exchange stories and perspectives from students with diverse geographical and socioeconomic backgrounds.
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daily edventures | “We live in a global, collaborative world. Students need to be connected for global collaboration and co-creation if we want to prepare them for the future.” – Nam Ngo Thanh, Vietnam
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