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A great example of a fairly simple global project that involved 33 classes in 17 countries around the world.International Dot Day encourages creativity in people around the world on Sept 15th. Students drew a dot using an iPad app. These dots were shared via dropbox, flickr or email to Chrissy Hellier who created the project. She put this great little video together.

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This non-profit organization was set up to 'help schools meet the complex challenges of living in a global society'. It is an NGO associated with United Nations

Resources/conferences that leaders can use to gain professional development on global education.

Great site with global issues statistics and charts/maps. Great way for students to see the global picture and how their own local social/environmental issues are like/or different from their global neighbors.

Here's a place where GlobalEdCon presenters can upload their slidedecks.