Birdwell Elementary 4th and 5th graders created online collections of art and writing about their projects on the gods of Mount Olympus and the Holocaust. It includes a set of directions on how to get published on the district site. Thinkquest Internet Challenge and Thinkquest Junior offer middle and high school students the opportunity to create web-based educational projects and compete for scholarships and awards. Completed projects can be viewed in the Thinkquest Library . Wisconsin Webfair is modeled after traditional science fairs, but students display their work on the Internet, and it can be on educational subject.
Entries are limited to kindergarten through college students who live in Wisconsin.
Links to project sites from previous years are included on the main site, so that students from other areas can view them and see what prize winning sites look like. The ATT Virtual Classroom project sponsors a yearly web design contest and an ongoing Virtual Clubhouse project as well as other activities. School web clubs and classes or other school groups collaborate with students from schools around the world in a wide variety of web design and internet-based communication activities. Enrollment is free and handled by the sponsoring teacher for the school. The Virtual Classroom project offers communications systems and web space, if needed, as well as prizes for some of the contests.