We are living in a globally connected society, but often our classrooms can be very isolated. Students are sharing within the four physical walls but not beyond.
Communicating, sharing and collaborating with others can be a great way for your students to have an authentic audience for their work. It can also be a way for them to learn about people and places they might never get to see in the physical world. Developing a deeper understanding of the diversity of our world is also possible too. Join us for a discussion about why it’s so important to connect your students. We will be sharing specific strategies you can take to connect your classroom to the world too!
Eduro Learning FB Live: How to Connect Your Students to Others Around the World
Step 1: Start Small
Step 2: Connect Yourself
Step 3: Connect Your Class
Most importantly, for all of these options, focus on the learning – what do you want students to know and be able to do – rather than the tool.
Eduro blog post: Global Collaboration in the Connected Classroom
Kim’s recent post: 5 Steps to a Connected Classroom
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