They can present ideas, create solutions to problems, question beliefs and challenge stereotypes. Classes can then work as a group to summarize, edit and evaluate ideas that were presented. At the end, they produce a final Learning Circle publication. This network provides international e-mail connections for students. A student can request individual pen pals from a specific area, or classrooms can be connected to other students to work together on projects.
Teachers can request help or make an announcement of certain classroom projects that involve e-mail.
World Classroom Network Students and teachers around the world are given the chance to work together on different projects. Subjects vary from science, social studies to language arts. They are able to particpate in discussions with guest speakers and multilingual student exchanges. Students can also communicate with international peers in individual and group writing activities. Global Common Classroom U.S. schools are linked to others nationwide through this network.