Workshop Category: Global Collaboration

Using VoiceThread for Global Collaborations

When: November 26, 2019 7:00 pm (Eastern Standard Time)

If you are looking for a platform to use for global collaborations, VoiceThread can help. In this workshop, we will discuss a variety of global projects you can try with your students. We will show ways you can use VoiceThread’s features to design and set-up your projects and strategies you can use to find and connect with other classrooms or experts in different fields. … Continued

Using VoiceThread for Global Collaborations

When: July 16, 2019 1:00 pm (Eastern Standard Time)

If you are looking for a platform to use for global collaborations, VoiceThread can help. In this workshop, we will discuss a variety of global projects you can try with your students. We will show ways you can use VoiceThread’s features to design and set-up your projects and strategies you can use to find and connect with other classrooms or experts in different fields. … Continued

Using VoiceThread for Global Collaborations

When: June 19, 2018 1:00 pm (Eastern Standard Time)

If you are looking for a platform to use for global collaborations, VoiceThread can help. In this workshop, we will discuss a variety of global projects you can try with your students. We will show ways you can use VoiceThread’s features to design and set-up your projects and strategies you can use to find and connect with other classrooms or experts in different fields. … Continued

Tapping VoiceThread and OneWorld Classrooms for Powerful Global Connections

When: February 23, 2016 3:30 pm (Eastern Standard Time)

OneWorld Classrooms is a nonprofit whose mission is to build bridges of learning and understanding between local and global classrooms through the arts and technology. Director Paul Hurteau will inform workshop participants about how they can involve their classrooms/youth groups in the K-12 Global Art Exchange, through which students share original art with each other and complete follow-up conversations via VoiceThread and Skype. Since 2009, over 25,000 students from 65 countries have participated in the program and another 250,000 students have seen program art displays in their schools. … Continued