Time participants use all available means of modern media, from fax to e-mail and from video linking to chatting. The project is managed by e-linQ, a project office based in the Netherlands. The Time Project strives to offer young people a digital, cross-curricular and interdisciplinary learning environment. During 24 consecutive hours participants can pick and choose from a wide range of activities in order to engage in debates and discussions on contemporary world issues, participate in intercultural dialogue, compete in virtual games and quizzes and build partnerships through classroom twinning. Through collaborative learning with fellow students from many different ethnic, social, cultural and religious backgrounds, they gain a new and broader perspective of the world around them and a better understanding of the global interdependence.
Participation is open for all ASPnet schools as well as non member schools.