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Online Collaboration

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Online collaboration is becoming more and more popular in classrooms around the world. Most classes have also become hybrid classes, where most of the work is done online, and then students meet together in the classroom to discuss what they have been doing online, as well as further their discussions.

Collaboration leads to students exploring other classes, subjects, areas, and even cultures. If collaboration happens outside of the country, students could form lasting relationships and connections with others that can open their eyes to a whole other world and culture. Americans are known for being ignorant, and a way to raise this global awareness is to collaborate online.

Professionally, teachers can make connections with other teachers and school districts that could benefit them in the future. To have these connections with other teachers, you would be able to explore other options in education that are currently happening in other districts. If these options are more beneficial than what you find in your district currently, you can become an advocate for change.

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