Collaboration

Through Learning Technology, teachers and students can communicate with others locally and globally. This provides opportunities to extend beyond the four walls of the classroom, to engage in collaborative problem solving or to learn first hand about life in another part of the NT or the world. Collaborative partners might work together on the same topic, sharing information from their local context, solving common problems or working with data collected from a number of schools.Collaboration can motivate and engage students and teachers alike.

Has your school been working with another school? Has your school worked on a special project to support a school in a developing country? Why not share your project with others - simple photos and captions is all that is required. See Templates for guidance.

The Online Projects website identifies NT projects available for this year.Please follow the link for details. Snapshots of Remote Communities is coordinated through the National Museums and schools are selected to participate each year. The site is included here as it provides a great example of what can be achieved by sharing your Territory.