Students may be interested in taking the data they have collected and compared and organizing it in the form of a database. Kids' Consumer Guide describes a database creation. Electronic Publishing includes online magazines, Web sites, and other formats that allow students to publish and share their research with a worldwide audience. A Myth is Born is an example of electronic publishing which engages students in collaboratively writing a myth. Telefield trips provide students with the opportunity to take part in virtual visits to a wide variety of places virtually anywhere.
Students can create a telefield trip site or visit a site that was prepared by someone else.
Virtual visitors on a telefield trip can send questions and comments to the owners of the site. KidArt Gallery is a UOP in which students set up a virtual art museum for others to visit. A second variation of a telefield trip occurs when students participate in an existing ongoing expedition or explorations. Some of these are free and some charge a fee. Pooled data analysis is the last type of information exchange.