On top of that, they will have the ability to learn with students from diverse places. Our operational tests have included students in Canada, France, the U.S.A., Anguilla and New Zealand. It demonstrates the universal appeal of this program. The revolutionary aspect of this is that students, their parents and the teachers participate from anywhere they can access the internet. What is evolutionary, is the fact that this is not just a technological fix.
Communications are via the Internet.
Learning might be at the computer with interactive functions, but it also takes place amongst books and paper and visits to the library. It is our intention to have our students learn about their local communities as they are exposed to the world through their online experience.