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Workspace for the International Open Educational Resources Exchange
The Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education (ISKME) is sponsoring an Open Educational Resources (OER) Exchange project among classrooms internationally including the United States, Chile, Italy, Estonia, and possibly other interested countries/collaborators. Open Educational Resources (OER) are teaching and learning materials that are free to use and reuse for educational purposes. This project will be highlighted at the iSummit in Sapporo, Japan, 2008.
Participants
Please use the "edit" link to the right to list your name, email address, country, school, subject taught, student age and your interests below. Tell this community more about your pedagogy, professional interests and projects by creating a new page and linking it to your name.
- Jane Teacher, jteacher@wms.edu, United States, Washington Middle School, Biology, 12 year olds, plant studies as related to climate change
- Your name, email address, country, school name (link to website), subject taught, student age, your interests.
Class Projects
Please use the “edit” link to the right to include a title and a brief description of your project. To create your project workspace, add a new page for your project that links from your title and edit it over time.
OER Commons
OER Commons supports this project by providing a single point of access through which educators, students, and all learners can search, browse, evaluate, download, and discuss OER that are freely available online. If you login to OER Commons, you can save your searches for future use and re-use. Explore OER Commons by searching for climate change resources and environmental studies resources.
Learn how to use OER Commons.
Participants in this project will tag useful materials with the common tag, Climate Change Exchange, so all participants can easily find these resources.
Additional Resources
These shared resources support the international exchange of information and understanding among middle school teachers and students in the area of environmental science.
Climate Change Resources
- Keystone
Investigative Science Resources
- PlantingScience is a learning and research resource, bringing together students, plant scientists, and teachers from across the nation. Students engage in hands-on plant investigations, working with peers and scientist mentors to build collaborations and to improve their understanding of science.
General Interest
Please use the “edit” link to the right to include a new resource.
