| Common Types of K-12 Internet Projects |
| Guidelines for Designing an Internet Project |
| Subscribe to a Mailing List that Posts Internet Projects |
| Post Your Project |
| More Information about Internet Projects |
In the Kitchen: Designs for Tellecollaboration and Telepresence
Learn about interpersonal communication, information collection and analysis, and problem solving with examples of each.
NickNacks: Telecollaborative Learning Around the World
NickNacks provides strategies for educators, including practical tips on exchanging files, leading or participating in a successful project, Internet tools and resources, and sample.
Sample Curriculum-Based K-12 Educational Telecomputing Projects
Return to topJudi Harris provides samples of each of the types of project in her classification structure.
Creating Successful Internet Projects
This professional development project comes from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It offers project templates, resources, and helpful tips for creating a collaborative classroom project using the Internet.
Design projects with ease using Filamentality's templates and guidelines.
Electronic Mailing Lists and E-Mail-Based Projects
List of listserves you can join for discussions, ideas, tips and project resources.
Kidsphere Mailing List
To find out about Kidsphere projects, you must subscribe to the mailing list. To subscribe, use this link, or send an email message to "kidsphere-request@vms.cis.pitt.edu" and in the body, type: subscribe kidsphere & Your Name (First and Last).
Intercultural Email Classroom Connections
To find teachers who want partners for an Internet project, subscribe to this list. To subscribe, use this link, or send an email message to "iecc-request@stolaf.edu" and in the body, type: subscribe iecc & Your Name (First and Last).
Classroom Connect: Teacher Contact Database
- A database of teachers looking for other teachers who want to do collaborative projects.
Global SchoolNet Project Registry
- Register your project and find many teachers who want to take part in your project.
Houghton Mifflin's Project Center
- You can publicize your online project here by filling in the online Project Submission Form.
Kidsphere Mailing List
- To post your project, you must subscribe to the Kidsphere mailing list. To subscribe to this mailing list, send an email message to "kidsphere-request@vms.cis.pitt.edu" and in the body, type: subscribe kidsphere & Your Name (First and Last).
Collaboration in the Classroom and Over the Internet
- An excellent article by Yvonne Andres about the collaborative process, breaking it into three phrases: before, during, and after collaboration. If you're planning a collaborative project, be sure to read this one.
Guide to Appropriate Giving
Organizing Electronic Network-Based Instructional Interactions: Successful Strategies and TacticsThe Disaster Response Committee from InterAction provides these tips for those who want to help relief efforts throughout the world.
- A more academic description of how to design and implement an Internet project.
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