A research group, led by Dr. Curtis Bonk, from the School of Education at Indiana University is interested in learning about how primary and secondary teachers are using collaborative technologies in their instruction to address global and multicultural education. At this time, the research team is reaching out to educators involved in global education projects, resources, and initiatives like TakingITGlobal (TIG), iEARN, ePals, Flat Connections (formerly Flat Classrooms), the Asia Society, and the Digital Human Library, as well as those who have individually designed global curriculum projects to partake in the survey. We are interested in how teachers foster learner collaboration, multicultural awareness, and the appreciation of different cultures using various learning technologies as well as professional development in these areas.
We could love your involvement in the study.
Here is the survey link: http://www.surveyshare.com/s/AYA9T6D
Those completing the survey will be given a link to download Dr. Bonk’s latest book, “Adding Some TEC-VARIETY: 100+ Activities for Motivating and Retaining Learners Online” for free.
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