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Willison@ac.dal.ca writes:

>>>>> After one failed attempt, I'm trying again!
>>>>> 
>>>>> My daughter's teacher is using e-mail in place of conventional
>>>>> mail to encourage the kids to write.  I suggested she try to
>>>>> find international contacts.  Being a good teacher, she asked me
>>>>> for help.  I haven't got a clue how to do this other than ask on
>>>>> a net.  So does anyone know of other teachers of ten-year old
>>>>> children who might be interested in a link to a Canadian school?
>>>>> The kids love it even though they are only writing to adult
>>>>> students at present; I suspect the fascination of writing via
>>>>> e-mail to ten-year olds elsewhere in the world would be even
>>>>> more stimulating.
>>>>> 			Martin Willison       
>>>>>                         willison@ac.dal.ca


 People here at the Institute of Education, University of London, are
interested in this. There are two projects - one 
between UCB and IOE using schoolchildren in the US
and London, and another between City College New York and London. 
I understand that the UCB link project has in effect finished now, but
I will forward this to the person concerned here at IOE.

The New York Global Email project is the subject of a meeting here at
IOE very shortly. The idea is to encourage interest from London schools
with support from us.
I will forward your enquiry to them as well.

Cheers

Lindsay Wakeman

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