There are a number of ways to find current projects in the network. In addition to the Project Description Book which is mailed out to all members yearly, there is also the Projects Database on the WWW, which is searchable, as well as a listing of current projects on the forum iearn.ideas. In addition to the materials listed above, iEARN provides on-line support with a guaranteed response time of less than 24 hours for questions. The iEARN-US fee covers the costs of materials and support provided to member schools in the United States. It has a tiered cost structure, based on the number of schools registering.
Discounts are available for school districts or state education departments.
In addition, partial scholarships are available for schools who cannot afford the basic fee. A key part of the form asks for the special interests, skills and contacts that each teacher brings to the network to contribute to its members worldwide. Above all, iEARN is a supportive human network of people around the corner and throughout the world able to help make you comfortable with global, project-based learning on the Internet.