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Global Communication

By Autumn Sanders — February 20, 2008 1 min read
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Classroom communication can now be extended globally. The 2008 series of iNet student online conferences, titled “Whose World is it Anyway?” is available for primary and secondary students around the world to debate issues. The discussions are focused on the work the students have contributed; however, students do not have to submit anything to participate in the message board. Students from many countries participate, though all conversations take place in English.

Themes ranging from technology to climate change are run throughout the semester, allowing students to express their opinions on one topic a month. Students are also encouraged to submit creative works such as poems, videos, and websites around a monthly theme. Teachers can register their class, or students can register themselves. Registrants will receive confirmation and reminder e-mails before the message board opens. The deadline to submit student work for March is February 25th and students can access the message board beginning March 10th. For more information check out www.ssat-inet.net/haveyoursay.

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