[NIFL-WORKPLACE:3917] Virtual School and Community Project Announcement

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Date: Mon Dec 11 2000 - 05:45:55 EST


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NIFL-Workplace Colleagues,
	
We will soon begin the third cycle of our School
Virtual Visit Project. This time it's called the
School and Community Virtual Visit because students
will also share with their partner school pictures and
writing about themselves and their community. The
project is designed for students who would like to
collaborate and learn in a global environment using
e-mail and the World Wide Web.

Here's how it works: your class will be matched with a
class in another part of the country or world. Here's
what each class will do: 

Step 1: You and your students make a Web page of a
tour of your class, school and community. You'll need
access to a digital camera (or a regular camera and
scanner) and you, your students, or someone will need
to make and put up Web pages. 

Step 2: Your class looks at the Web page tour of your
partner class and then your students email the
students in your partner class questions about their
community and school. Partner class students also
e-mail you their questions about your Web page tour. 

Step 3: You answer each others' questions by e-mail,
and possibly continue back and forth with more
questions and answers. 

Step 4: You compile the questions and answers on a Web 
page and link these to your original Web page tour. All 
this generally takes 3 - 5 months. If it sounds like a 
project you would like to learn more about and possibly 
participate in, join our Virtual Classroom and Community 
electronic list by sending a blank email message to:

	classvv-subscribe@listbot.com 

To see other virtual visits from last year, go to:
http://www.otan.dni.us/webfarm/emailproject/school.htm


Not sure how to join our electronic list? Email us at:


Susan Gaer <sgaer@earthlink.net> 

David Rosen <DJRosen@world.std.com> 

  



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