K12 students and teachers are creating unprecedented opportunities for inquiry-based learning by expanding the geographic boundaries of their classrooms - - virtually and cost effectively.

Grades 7-10

Program Description

Take a ride on the “A” train to Sugar Hill and discover the many colors, sights and sounds of the Harlem Renaissance. Explore the social culture, music, dance, visual art, literary works and the people who  created them during this time of rich cultural rebirth in Harlem, New York City. Come travel to a place where African-American artistic...

K20 Students and Educators and Science Center and Public Cultural Staff

On the occasion of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals Summit, September 20-22, 2010, the Association of Science Technology Centers, Inc. (ASTC) will host a reception and discussion, in cooperation with the World Ocean Network (WON), UNESCO, The Millennium Campaign, and major science center networks worldwide.

MAGPI and the Penn Video Network are...

K12 and University Students, K20 Educators, and Educational Technology Support Specialists

MAGPI is pleased to help promote this project by our members Passiac Vally High School and NJEDge.Net.

Globalization impacts the life of every person and every nation on the planet. As young citizens we can contribute to the dialogue of globalization. As teachers we are dedicated to teaching our youth to be responsible global citizens.

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K20 Educators and Educational Technology Support Specialists

 

The Asian Studies Collaborative Spring Conference keynote speaker is Dr. Yong Zhao, internationally renowned speaker, author, and distinguished professor of education from Michigan State University and most recently University of Oregon. Additional conference strands will include Sister Schools through the Chinese Exchange Initiative, Asian culture in...

Students in Grades 3-5

Coins, Coins, Coins is a dynamic, project-based, two-part videoconference series. It allows students to explore the history of coins and then create one representing their own communities. The first videoconference will introduce coins - - everything from ancient Greece to present-day United States - - in the museum’s collection. Students will then be challenged to create their own...

Pennsylvania Students in Grades 6-7

The rule of law is one of the most vital concepts to the success of our legal system, and indeed, to society in general. Rules established in the classroom, at home, within a school—all are meant to ensure a degree of fairness and interest in the common good.  In light of Constitution Day, how does the 224 year-old document reveal the rule of law?  How do federal judges and attorneys use the...

Grades 9-12, Gifted 8th Grade Classes

MAGPI is pleased to partner with Gifted Teacher, Maria Geffers, at East Stroudsburg Area School District to offer this exciting and timely program.

Program Description

During this interactive videoconference, students from various high schools around the world will be involved in the identification of energy (both...