A presentation made at the recent !DEAS conference in Melbourne. It shares examples of classrooms connecting with technology.

1. Connecting the 21 st Century Classroom!

2. I am 24 years old and, Freshman of Hokusei University. It is located in Sapporo Japan. And 180 million people lives in Sapporo city This is my questions. What dose Hawkesdale P12 College or, Your town looks like? What do you want to be in the future or, What are you going to do after graduate school? What is your hobby? and, What do you do when you hang out with your friends?

6. Our student school body! - in our local town!

7. Come, I want to show you my classroom!

9. A student from Kuala Lumpur demonstrates the game he created with Kodu. Students then play the game and provide email feedback!

10. Learning with Musicians from the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

11. Skyping Earthquake victims from Western Java - Indonesia

13. Online debating

14. Linkup with Research Scientist in Antarctica

15. A linkup with a school in Russia Skyping Russia

16. Across the World – Russian linkups http://acrosstheworld.wikispaces.com

17. The US Embassy and one of our local libraries are organising a competition of students projects under the general title "Russia nad the USA - Facing Each Other" One of the projects category is Climate Change Issue. The school kids will have to present any kind of investigation on the Global Warming topic.

19. A global virtual classroom! 1 student from our school, two from China, two from Thailand and one from USA learn about the eye with an optician from Australia.

21. Should Australia go to India to play sport?

23. Should Australia go to India to play sport? Online discussions with the American School of Bombay

26. Year 12 Mandarin LOTE student (distance education) talks to Malaysian student in Chinese using skype

27. Mt Rouse, Penshurst – part of Kanawinka – the World’s Largest Geopark!

28. Who’s that in our Classroom? .

32. You can’t ask questions of a textbook!

33. Skyping an author from New York!

34. Lunch with an author – every Tuesday lunchtime!

36. Tools used for lunch with an author!

37. Moodle used for collaborative learning

38. Hi Flick! Picture is very beautiful I think there are a lot of good day in Australia. How do you think of that? Recently, I always bring fold-up umbrella, because I often catch in a shower I will follow you example. I am going to try to study Korean more and more. Now many people are interested in Korean in Japan because there are a lot of beautiful actress and actor in Korean. Obachann who is 30-50 years Japanese women loves Korean actor. I have a favor to ask of you. Now I study English, but my English have a lot of mistakes. I want you to check my English and correct mistakes if you have time. Thanks, Ayaka

44. Cultural eLearning Adventures with SMJK Poi Lam Ipoh, Malaysia

45. http://www.globalstorytelling.wikispaces.com

46. Centre Stage – Melbourne Writers Festival

47. The Ipoh, Malaysia skype linkup

48. Communities Involved SMJK Poi Lam SJK(C) Ave Maria Convent Melbourne City Council Innovations & Next Practice DEECD Education Federation Square Perak Tourism Hawkesdale P12 College Melbourne Writers Festival Malaysian Writers Festival

50. What do you look for in a friend? Virtual Linkups with a school in Kuala Lumpur - in synchronous time!

51. What skills are important to learn?

52. Lunchtimes with students from Western Java, Indonesia

54. Using chat to overcome misunderstanding

55. What makes a good teacher?

56. Comments

59. Cash Journals Teaching virtual students VCE accounting

60. Virtual Teaching Rounds