1. GLOBAL COLLABORATION PROJECTS

2. CLICK ON THE SLIDES TO
VISIT EACH WEBSITE
“3D Arrow Cursor” and “3D Hand Cursor” CC by StockMonkeys via Flickr

3. Connect All Schools

4. Connect All Schools

5. Connect All Schools

9. Educational Networking:
The important role Web 2.0 will play in education
Steve Hargadon
Social Learning Consultant, Elluminate

10. Are You Ready for a Connected Learning Year?
tinyurl.com/connectedlearningyear

12. tinyurl.com/globalcei

13. http://tiny.cc/global-connections

29. “Skyping: Assigned Roles” CC by Silvia Tolisano (Langwitches) via Flickr

72. Part 1: Read Girl in Translation
with Primary Source
Engage with this coming­of­age story through
a live, online discussion on December 1st
at 4:00 p.m. EST with author Jean Kwok and
readers from around the world.
Part 2: Read a Book. Give a Book.
Read a free online children’s book at We Give
Books and your efforts will help give a free
hardcover or paperback book to children in Asia.
GLOBAL READ: GI RL I N TRANSLATI ON
Visit www.primarysource.org/girlintranslation
for more information and to register!
Mark your calendar:
Thursday, December 1st, 2011
4:00 ­ 5:00 p.m. EST

73. The Queen of Water is a coming-of-age
novel that tells of the life of an indigenous
Ecuadorian girl who works as a servant for
a mestizo family. Based on the true story of
María Virginia Farinango, The Queen of Water
explores universal themes of identity, family,
adolescence, and resilience.
Selectedasan ALA-YALSABestFiction forYoung
Adults Book, a School Library Journal Best Book
of 2011, and an Américas Award Honorable
Mention, this novel is appropriate for grades 7
and up.
We encourage you to read this book with your
colleagues, students, and community and
then join us for the Global Read discussion in
November.
Gl obal Read: The Queen of Wat er
Visit www.primarysource.org/queenofwater for
more information and to register!
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Join Primary Source and readers from around the world for a
live, online discussion with author Laura Resau
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
3:00 - 4:00 p.m. EST
Primary Source is a non-profit organization that educates K-12 teachers about world histories, diverse cultures, and global issues.
Through in-depth courses, teaching materials, and international study tours, we help teachers gain the knowledge and tools they
need to prepare students to thrive in today’s interconnected world.