Chatting about Global Projects
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This session was part of a regular online discussion series focused on Australia but partnered with a global education conference to have an open forum on global projects. Participants from several continents and countries used the whiteboard and chat functions to interact and contribute ideas, with the results from the whiteboard discussions then presented.
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