Evidence in the classroom
Impact
Global classroom collaboration builds impact when students work with peers in other countries on shared, meaningful tasks. Students practise communication, critical thinking, cultural understanding, and collaborative problem-solving through real participation.
Explore the evidence
Explore the evidence
Three ways to understand classroom impact
Start with a student story, examine the skills developed through global projects, then use the practical checklist to plan a collaboration of your own.
Featured classroom story
Classroom evidenceCut Bullying OutStudents in Tunisia and India investigated bullying, then designed and tested ideas for safer schools.Read more
Learning outcomesHow global projects build 21st-century skillsSee how international classroom projects put communication, critical thinking, collaboration, and global citizenship into practice.Read more
Practical next stepChecklist to launch a collaborative projectUse a before, during, and after checklist to turn an international collaboration into manageable classroom steps.Read more
Classroom evidenceCut Bullying OutStudents in Tunisia and India investigated bullying, then designed and tested ideas for safer schools.Read moreLearning outcomesHow global projects build 21st-century skillsSee how international classroom projects put communication, critical thinking, collaboration, and global citizenship into practice.Read morePractical next stepChecklist to launch a collaborative projectUse a before, during, and after checklist to turn an international collaboration into manageable classroom steps.Read morePut the evidence into practice
Put the evidence into practice
Browse current projects from educators in the Class2Class community, then choose one that fits your students, subject, and available time.