Authentic Sharing involves students in using real-world resources, activities, and experiences. Students may collect the data themselves or use existing data sets. For example you can find good realtime data and primary resources on the web. Information Processing asks students to collect, organize, analyze, write, and share information such as biological data . Students might hold a debate or a discussion after answering a series of questions.
Interactive projects involve students in exchanging information or ideas.
Students might send a story and another class might illustrate. One class might send a description of an invention and another set of students might create it. One student might send a recipe that another student might create. For example, the Monster Exchange involves students drawing pictures and writing stories. The Geotouch involves sharing information.