What Is Connecting Classrooms Online
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Connecting Classrooms Online (CCO) provides a framework for international school partnerships using ICT. It aims to enable large numbers of schools to partner globally and provides professional development for teachers. The main elements are a central portal, support packages, and networks of ambassadors. Benefits include building capacity, developing teachers' and students' ICT skills, and providing funding and curriculum opportunities through international projects. British Council coordinators will liaise with countries, ambassadors, and schools to facilitate partnerships and ensure support.
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Editor's Notes
- Can use ‘What is Connecting Classrooms’ PPT as intro or CCO Promotional Video or both.
- Flash movie of CCO homepage to teachers using ICT to school projects page followed by Animoto movie collage of teachers collaborating and Google map shots of regions Flash movie of image of networks, teachers collaborating and kids SKYPing followed by Animoto movie collage of screenshots of various partners’ project spaces and maps of regions and countries
- Animoto movie of screen shots of customer journey through CCO and forum interaction shots to round table interaction photos to screenshots from BC websites
- Animoto video of Ministry of education logos and people from all regions to I’m a Global Citizen competition video to CCO projects’ page to country map with ambassador ‘dots’ to regional ‘dots’ to showing them all over the globe as networks
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