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From: Chris Rowan
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1992 14:46

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Hi everyone,
        I was wondering how difficult it would be for an educator who 
has access to K12Net to line up five or more participants in different 
countries to form something equivalent to a "learning circle."  AT&T 
came up with the idea some time ago.  I've read several journal 
articles describing the success of AT&T's approach to educational 
telecom, and the only advantage I see is that the participants are 
already lined up for you.  If there were a (more or less) permanent 
list of educators willing to participate in interclass projects then 
the implementation of said projects would be facilitated.
        I would also like to know if the K12Net Library has a synopsis 
of successful projects.  
        
                                                        chris


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