Students from Primary and Secondary schools in Australia have provided clues to help you with the multiple choice questions. Alternatively, you can use e-mail to discuss, debate and collaborate with Australian students to help you through the quiz. Video and sound files as well as hypermedia produced by students have been used to provide clues to the questions. They go on a cultural exchange with another school. On the buddy's return home, the children will have a diary to read about the buddy's adventures.
Classes stay in constant touch with their buddy by electronic mail while the buddy is away.
Partners can be found by sending an ad for a partner on the travel buddies email list. It involves leading artists, institutions and the public of the two countries working and producing together in a virtual space on the World Wide Web. Join artists at work as part of the special event. Students who are going on a fieldtrip allow other classes to join them electronically. By using the Internet to keep in touch, classes work simultaneously on units of work that lead up to one of the classes physically going on a fieldtrip.