The Global Classroom Project was co-founded in March 2011 by two teachers on opposite sides of the world – Deb Frazier (Ohio, USA), and Michael Graffin (Perth, Western Australia). We have still yet to meet face-to-face.
Since expanding the project in June 2011, we’ve built vibrant online collaborative spaces and a global network, helping teachers and students around the world to explore new ways to connect, share, learn and collaborate globally.
We’ve grown to include over 300 K-12 from 35 countries around the world; and have hosted over a dozen global projects - organised and run by our participants. You can find out more about our history, and projects by visiting our current wiki – at http://globalclasroom2012-13.wikispaces.com.
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September 21, 2011 at 4:16 PM
This looks great! I actually oversee the development and implementation of a new program called Integrated Global Arts (IGA). We work at an international school in the most underserved region of Denver. I’d love to stay in the loop of your developments and invite you to check out my blog. Perhaps there is room for a collaboration of some sorts…?
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