It’s now Thursday in the South Pacific--and that means Global Collaboration Day has arrived! One day, September 15th, all around the world = 48 actual hours to share.
Over the next two of days, students, classrooms, teachers, administrators, parents and organizations will be either attending and/or hosting events online that are designed to showcase and promote global collaboration. We (Lucy Gray + Steve Hargadon, co-chairs of the Global Education Conference) are the calendar coordinators but not the direct conveners: that is, over 135 groups from 25 countries have designed and planned their own events which we have then organized into a directory and in special calendars to allow these events to be seen in any time zone in the world.
The second-annual Global Collaboration Day is a huge worldwide demonstration of the power of globally-connected learning.
We encourage you to browse the event directory or the calendar and choose a compelling event to attend! Read directions and our website carefully to prepare. While events can still be added until tonight at 9 PM GMT-6 (instructions here), a current list of the events is at the bottom of this post.
- How to Join an Event
- How to Host an Event
- FAQ
- Event Calendars
- Event Directory
- List of Participating Schools and Organizations
- Edmodo Topic
- Forum
- Social Media
- Video Tutorials
Special thanks to our partners and sponsors, shown beneath the events. Kudos to them!
See you online,
Lucy and Steve
CURRENT EVENT LISTING
(US-EDT = GMT - 4, SEE HERE FOR EVENT DETAILS AND IN YOUR OWN TIME ZONE)
Wednesday, September 14
3:00pm
- How can we learn about the world through math story problems?
- Northern Collegiate Project Samoa at Helensvale
- Data analysis and plotting on graph
- Northern Collegiate Project Samoa at Helensvale
Thursday, September 15
12:00am
- Speaking Walls- Historical monuments and buildings across the globe
- Northern Collegiate Project Samoa at Helensvale
- Medicinal Plants in my garden
- Northern Collegiate Project Samoa at Helensvale
- iMagzz-Making Myself Heard
- Northern Collegiate Project Samoa at Helensvale
- Seasons around the globe
- So Different Yet So Alike
- Northern Collegiate Project Samoa at Helensvale
- Poetry Magic
- Teaching US History in Global Context: Let's Make it Happen!
- GLOBAL EDUCATION AND THE NEW TECHNOLOGIES
- Solidarity Radio Online Friend
- experience learning communities : Solidarity Ràdio Friend Online
- Eleven Days of Peace
- The Time Train
- Amazing Race Global Project
- Global Schools for Local Action
- worldpeacemuseum
- Educators-Professionals or Not
- Gardening Globally!
- Learn with the World through iEARN Global Projects
- PokemonGo Connect
- We Stand #WithRefugees
- Unicollaboration: global student connections
- Global School Leaders Network Launch Party
- Matone de Chiwit (Drops of Life) Working to End Water Scarcity in Latin America
- 3D Printed Prosthetics - A Gateway to Authentic Student Design and Problem Solving
- Challenge Accepted
- Using Technology to Improve Access to Education
- Where Do the Children Play
- Back to School Traditions Around the World
- Getting Started: Connecting to a World of Perspectives on WorldVuze!
- International Dot Day
- Daffodils and Tulips
- GEC Periscope Poetry Slam
- Healthy Living Tips
- Future Global Teachers Meet and Greet GCD 2016
- One Wish For the School Year
- Talking Kites in the footsteps of J. Korczak
- 2nd Graders of the World Unite!
- Edmodo Small Groups & Badges
- Excursions in Mathematics
- How much water do you use?
- Global Geography Exchange
- Theory Meets Practice: Transforming education one student at at time
- You are a global educator, it's time to start thinking like one!
- Clase invertida (o flipped classroom)
- Open Educational Resources and eLearning: A Global Focus
- Assessment that promotes learning
- International Book Club through iEARN
- EveryWorld Initiative: Digital Cross-Cultural Exchanges
- Let's Explore Africa
- What it Means to Be a Global Citizen
- Partner with us on Global STEM project
Friday, September 16
2:00pm
- Discussion on mobile apps and web sites developed by K12 students
Saturday, September 17
8:00am
- Zero to Hero
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