March

=Connecting with Classrooms from Around the World=

===[|Collaborations Around the Planet]: This site is a video conferencing site that collects projects from classrooms all around the world. Once registered, you will be on a mailing list to receive information as new projects are posted to the website. All the projects are video conference oriented.===

===[|EPals]: Epals is the worlds largest global online community. Here you may view projects and classrooms from around the world. The search can be lengthy and hard to find contact information, but it is well worth the effort.===

===[|The Schools United]: I am new to this site, but it looks as though it combines blog, photos, discussions and classrooms. The formation reminds me of a Ning, but there are some interesting schools that may be willing to collaborate.===



[|Muse]: Muse is a social networking site that combines K-12, universities, zoos and museums. Here you may create a profile and connect with others of your subject area.
===[|Ning]: Ning is a professional social networking site. Think of it as a Facebook for professionals. While most Ning sites are blocked on our server, Mr. Wilson and others are creating excellent Ning sites to roll out in the future.=== ===[|Twitter]: Twitter is a output message site that allows you to "follow" others and receive their messages. It is an excellent platform to link with various educators from around the world.===
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