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BOSCO Collaborative Project, Uganda-US

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BOSCO Collaborative Project, Uganda-US

This project connects students to schools in Gulu Province, Northern Uganda. Its purpose to connect students from all over the world to students in schools that are part of the BOSCO network.

Website: http://bridgingclassroomsandcultures.bosco-uganda.wikispaces.net/
Location: Gulu Province, Northern Uganda & Deadwood, South Dakota
Members: 5
Latest Activity: May 29, 2012

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Comment by Laragene WIlliams on June 16, 2011 at 10:15pm
I have a group of younger children 3-6 years old that would love to connect in some way.  I will keep following to find out how.
Comment by Tom Loughran on May 21, 2010 at 10:45am
Robin, Julie, when you do that skype call, I'd love to join you, if possible. It would be great to meet you, at least in audio, Julie:)
Comment by Robin Cochran-Dirksen on May 21, 2010 at 9:27am
Julie, I have talked to my BOSCO colleague, Tom, and let's do it! I will be very hard to get in touch with until a week from tomorrow, but we should Skype so that we can discuss the proposal. It you can send me your e-mail address, I can send you some notes as soon as I get a chance. My e-mail is robin.dirksen@k12.sd.us Looking forward to working together!

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Comment by Julie Lindsay on May 19, 2010 at 9:01am
Robin, yes we will be running a Digiteen workshop, a Flat Classroom Birds of a Feather session as well as a concurrent presentation on '7 steps to flatten your classroom' at ISTE in Denver this year.
I came across this call for project proposals and wondered if this is something we could talk together about. Also, let's talk about how we can get students from Africa to Beijing to join the Student Summit part of the conference.
Comment by Robin Cochran-Dirksen on May 15, 2010 at 3:04pm
Julie, somehow I deleted your last comment and it's gone. Anyway, I will be in Denver the week before you actually. I would also love to go to ISTE (are you presenting), and your Beijing conference too, but rarely have the funds to attend conferences. I would definitely like to Skype with you about possible projects and am interested in any ideas you might have. And, I always love to talk about the BOSCO C2C vision.
Comment by Robin Cochran-Dirksen on May 12, 2010 at 9:44pm
Absolutely. This summer will be about building curriculum, and planning the inclusion of more schools and how that will look. This fall is when it's going to explode into action with data and dialogue between students. It would be great to have talk and develop a structured idea of what kids could do in FC.

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Comment by Julie Lindsay on May 12, 2010 at 8:39pm
Thanks Robin! Let's talk soon and continue our conversation re setting up a collaboration for next year. Don't forget we have the Flat Classroom Conference here in Beijing next February as well., would love to see connection with Africa for this.
Comment by Robin Cochran-Dirksen on May 12, 2010 at 8:12pm
I mean, thank you very much Julie! I enjoyed watching Mumbai virtually and listening to the conversations.
Comment by Robin Cochran-Dirksen on May 12, 2010 at 8:09pm
Thank you very much Lindsay.

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Comment by Julie Lindsay on May 12, 2010 at 7:38pm
Excited to hear about achievements for BOSCO Uganda through wikispaces announcement:
(Copied from the Wikispaces newsletter......)
"Last Thursday, May 6, 2010, BOSCO Uganda was awarded the Breaking Borders award from Global Voices and Google. This award recognizes their courage and innovation in finding ways to broadcast voices that might otherwise be too soft and too far away to hear.

Our sincere congratulations to BOSCO Uganda, both on the award, and on their ongoing work in promoting the freedom of expression.

Learn more about BOSCO Uganda and the Breaking Borders award, and read our September 2009 profile of the BOSCO Uganda Private Label site."
 

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