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Our elementary school will undertake a culture study of India next semester (February 2009 - June 2009), and we are looking for an elementary school (or schools) in India to partner with us in learning.
Please see our project description below. If you are interested or know of someone else who may be, please contact me. Thank you every so much.
Sincerely,
Emily Vickery
Montgomery Academy
Montgomery, Alabama USA
http://www.ma21stcenturylearning.wikispaces.com
Project description:
We study the various aspects of India: geography, architecture, music, languages, traditions, religion, food, and art.
Specifically, we would like to collaborate with students in India through sharing with each other’s rtwork and conversations using VoiceThread.
We would also like to Skype with students and teachers. (We'll work through time differences!)
Goal: Sharing student artwork and conversations using VoiceThread
1. Teachers connect (via email or Skype) and discuss specifics on selecting the artwork topics.
2. Each teacher creates a VoiceThread.
3. Teachers determine the topic of the artwork to create and share (What did you have for breakfast? What do you do for fun? What are you learning in school? Where do you live? etc.).
4. Each group of students creates artwork on a mutually agreed upon project.
5. Digital photos are taken of the artwork, and the photos are uploaded to VoiceThread. Children record their voice about their artwork.
6. The VoiceThread is shared with the students in India, and they can leave their comments on the VoiceThread. The VoiceThread created by the students in India is shared with the students in Alabama, and they can leave their comments.
7. After students have commented on each other's VoiceThread, they will be able to speak with each other using Skype. (We'll work through the time differences. We may even have a spend the night party at the school for participating students!)
(NOTE: Teachers may decide to undertake one or more pieces of artwork.)