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An ePal is...
a real life connection one student makes
with another student. This connection is beyond the classroom walls. Students in classrooms are paired with each other to completed projects involving personal communications, data collection
and exchanges, as well as working on problem solving activities.
ePal Classroom Projects are...
Global:
Take place outside classroom walls
Collaborative: Students work together
Interactive: Everyone is involved
Standards Based: Support learning
Students Learn how to:
Communicate effectively and clearly
Understand differences
Collect and Analyze data
Make Inferences and draw conclusions
Verify Information
Get along with others
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It’s the Connection!
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ePals connect students
to the world beyond
our classroom.
Students are given
real reasons
to think about
and communicate
with the world.
E-mail is the tool
that makes it possible
~chinshaw
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Standards Based:
Washington State Communication 2: The student communicates ideas clearly and effectively
Nets 4: Students will use telecommunications to collaborate, publish, and interact with
peers, experts, and other audiences.
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Copyright Notice 2002,2001,2000: No materials on any of the Right in
Class pages may be reproduced without expressed written permission unless clearly stated on the page. Please contact Carolyn Hinshaw for permission to use, questions, or comments.
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