 A
collaborative videoconference project gives you
and your students an opportunity to learn with another
school or classroom. There are many possibilities.
Some projects are planned by educational service
agencies, and others are planned by teachers and
tech coordinators.
TWICE
Projects
ASK:
Author Videoconferences: TWICE partners
with various ISDs around Michigan to bring ASK Author
videoconferences. ASK (“Authors Specialist
and Knowledge”) is an organized process that
provides students with the opportunity to interview
an author or a subject specialist in the topic they
are reading about in a novel. The program uses excellent
literature, journal writing and interviewing to
promote reading for understanding.
Collaborations
Around the Planet:
A global directory based on the Read Around the
Planet registration database. Share
the flyer with your teachers. Alternatively, you can use this CAPspace Scavenger Hunt flyer.
Read
Around the Planet: Connecting classrooms
for literacy. TWICE provides
a matching service for point-to-point videoconferences
between schools. Includes World
Languages and regular English reading exchanges.
Michigan
Week Connections: TWICE invites you
to participate in a celebration of Michigan Week
in May. Choose Michigan
Exchange or Where
in Michigan?
We the Kids: A new project for the new 4th grade curriculum. 5th grade classes are welcome too.
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