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PDF to print · 2 pagesQuick guide for the first meeting with your partner teacher
What to do before, during and after your first video call, with a meeting template to fill in together.
ArticleClimate Action in Class: 5 SDG 13 Activities
SDG 13 asks for urgent action on climate change and its impacts, and target 13.3 names education.
Training video1. What is Class2Class.org?
Class2Class.org is a global learning community that connects teachers and students from different cultures to collaborate and co-create innovative solutions to the world’s challenges.
Classroom storyHow students in Tunisia and India designed anti-bullying project ideas
Cut Bullying Out connected students in Tunisia and India through video calls.- Article
30 International Classroom Project Ideas K-12 Teachers Are Using in 2026
You know your students need global perspectives. 
ArticleGlobal citizenship: a definition teachers can use
Global citizenship means recognising connections with people beyond your own community and acting with respect and responsibility.
Guide4 classroom collaboration strategies across time zones
These classroom collaboration strategies help partner classes work across time zones.- Training video
Global collaboration in education: what it is and how it works
Global collaboration in education means two or more classes in different countries working together on a shared learning goal. 
Classroom storyStudent-Led Inclusion Project: Reducing Inequalities in Schools
Our groundbreaking student-led inclusion project at Santa Inés School in Argentina is revolutionizing how schools approach SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities.
GuideAfter an international project: a reflection checklist
After an international project, compare a short reflection with your partner teacher if useful.
ArticleFive global classroom project ideas to explore with your class
Explore five project ideas through the work students will share: a fact-checking guide, a privacy proposal, a hunger podcast or video, a green-space proposal, or an inclusion toolkit.
Article5 sustainability projects for school that students can measure
Good sustainability projects for school start with one clear question, a task students can manage and a record you can interpret: a reuse station, an outdoor observation, a water-use walk, a food-waste audit or energy records.
GuideWork Across Time Zones: 4 Simple Ways
If you’ve ever tried to schedule a video call between classes to work in different time zones, you know the frustration.
Guide10 common global classroom project mistakes and how to avoid them
Avoid common global classroom project mistakes by agreeing a small learning goal, a realistic timetable and a clear way to share work with your partner teacher.
Training video3. Designing Global Projects
Designing a global project means guiding students through a structured collaboration process that connects learning goals, intercultural exchange, and meaningful outcomes.
Classroom storyBridging Global Perspectives: The Class2Class Climate Chats Podcast
“Class2Class Climate Chats” is an innovative student-led podcast project initiated by 7th graders at Rocky Hill Country Day School in the United States.
GuideDiscover Our New Project Ideas Library
We’re thrilled to announce an exciting new feature on Class2Class.org that will make your international collaboration projects even easier!- Article
15 short videos to teach gender equality, poverty, and environmental care in the classroom
With such a wide variety of stimuli, getting our students’ attention in class is a day-to-day challenge. 
GuideTeacher collaboration tools: coordinate an international project
Teacher collaboration tools work best when each has a clear job: a shared plan for dates and activities, one place for teacher messages, and a space for student work.
ArticleCollaboration tools for students: choose tools for shared work
Choose collaboration tools for students by the task: write together, exchange ideas, manage work or create a shared product.
Training video4. Our Educational Model
At Class2Class.org, global collaboration is supported by a clear educational model.
Classroom storySchool life in Argentina, India and Ukraine
Gisel Crespo's class in Argentina held two My School exchanges: one with Jhansi Ravikumar's class in India and another with Olenka Sydorenko's class in Ukraine.- Guide
How to adapt global project templates for your class
To adapt global project templates, keep the learning purpose and adjust the activities, pace, language and shared work for both classes. 
ArticleHow to Teach SDG 4 (Quality Education) in Your K-12 Classroom
As educators, our primary goal is to empower students with knowledge and skills that prepare them for the future.- Guide
Global Collaboration Without Experience: How to Start
Many teachers put off international classroom collaboration for a simple reason: they assume it requires months of planning, technical expertise, or a background in project-based learning. 
ArticleCOIL for English teaching: five language tasks
Plan COIL English language tasks around an existing language goal and a reply from a partner class.
Training video5. Safety & Compliance
Global collaboration can only succeed when students, teachers, and schools feel safe and protected.
Classroom storyShould rivers be connected? A debate across 10 countries
project combined individual research and two-minute recorded opinions with a separate live workshop on rebuttals.- Article
4 Inspiring COIL Project Ideas to Start Implementing in January
January is the perfect time to try something new in your classroom . 
ArticleESD examples: sustainability across school subjects
Examples of education for sustainable development include a food-waste investigation, water-use calculations, a school-improvement proposal and a discussion of resource decisions.
GuideHow to start a global classroom project in two weeks
A two-week global classroom project starts with one topic, one partner class and one learning goal.- Training video
How to facilitate a global classroom exchange
When facilitating a classroom exchange, keep the shared task manageable, check in regularly with the partner teacher, model respectful communication and make time for short reflections. 
Classroom story3 Teachers Who Connected Classrooms Across Continents (and How You Can Too)
What happens when a student in India shares ideas with a classmate in Romania?- Article
Active Learning Methods: 8 Classroom-Tested Approaches for K-12 Teachers
You know the scene: twenty minutes into your lecture, and half the class has mentally checked out. 
CalendarSDG Calendar
We have project ideas for every month — all connected to special international days like Earth Day, Peace Day, and Women’s Day.- Guide
Start international collaboration with a partner classroom
To start international collaboration, choose a shared question, find a partner teacher and agree what the two classes will exchange. - Article
Project-based learning: 5 assessment strategies
To assess work in a project-based learning exchange, agree shared goals, build a rubric, give feedback during the work, collect process evidence and allow different ways to show understanding. - Classroom story
Asia–Europe Teachers Launch a Worldwide Learning Program
Last 16th of September 2022 high school teachers from Moldova, Tunisia, Romania, Bangladesh, Taiwan, Greece, and Peru met in an online gather-round to discuss the kick-off learning program of Class2Class.org – an educational Edtech that offers the possibility to connect high school classes around 
GuideFirst Steps to Getting Started with Class2Class.org
Welcome to Class2Class.org, where learning knows no borders!- Guide
Choose an international teaching partner
Choose an international teaching partner by comparing your students' ages, learning interests, languages and schedules. 
GuideHow to Create an Effective Profile on Class2Class.org
Your Class2Class.org profile is like a key that can unlock a world of exciting global educational collaboration.
GuideHow to Enroll Students for Global Learning on Class2Class.org
Imagine your students collaborating with peers from different countries, exchanging ideas, and gaining fresh perspectives on global issues.
GuideCómo empezar un proyecto global en enero: guía rápida para docentes de Latinoamérica
El inicio del año escolar es un momento único.
Guide5 cultural exchange activities for a first classroom collaboration
A cultural exchange is a practical first international classroom collaboration.
GuideESL global collaboration: language support for exchanges
For English learners, start a global classroom exchange with a picture, a shared glossary and one simple question.- Guide
Your First International Project in 4 Steps
A teacher in Bangladesh, Tr. - Guide
Classroom collaboration checklist: 9 steps for teachers
Use this nine-step classroom collaboration checklist to plan with a partner teacher, prepare students, exchange work and reflect together.
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