iEARN Macedonia receives the Cable and Wireless Childnet Awards
CONGRATULATIONS to iEARN Macedonia, recognized in the “New to the Net” category of the Cable and Wireless Childnet Awards.
iEARN Teachers receive 2002 GSN online shared learning award.
TEACHERS RECOGNIZED IN 2002 GSN ONLINE SHARED LEARNING AWARD: Teachers who are working with iEARN received a number of honors. Karen Eini, Israel, received the highest award for her Friends and Flags Project. Sylvia Li, Taiwan (and former iEARN-Taiwan Coordinator) and Barry Kramer, USA, were among the 10 finalists.
iEARN Macedonia a finalist in the Stockholm challenge
iEARN MACEDONIA A FINALIST IN THE STOCKHOLM CHALLENGE: Learn more about their project, “Building Bridges over Borders by using ICT and Project Based Learning.
iEARN Teacher wins Gigglepotz Internet educator of the month award
iEARN Teacher in Russia, Nina Koptyug, wins Gigglepotz Internet educator of the month award: February, 2002
iEARN Project receives cable and wireless international childnet awards
iEARN PROJECTS RECOGNIZED AT CABLE AND WIRELESS INTERNATIONAL CHILDNET AWARDS: The ChildNet awards go to projects that make the Internet a better place for children. iEARN CANADA was recognized for The Bullying Project, and The Smile Train – USA was recognized for the Cleft Buddy Project both in the charity/not for profit section, Bela 3rd Grammar School was recognized in the school category, and Maria Monica Dumitru-Nistor in the individual category.
iEARN Teacher was highlighted by the PBS Television network
HIGHLIGHTS BY PBS TELEVISION NETWORK: The classroom work of iEARN teacher Kristi Rennenbohm Franz was highlighted by the PBS Television network as an example of how a rural community can use the iEARN global network to bridge the digital divide and enhance teaching and learning.