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Collaboration Center

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Tips for finding a partner

  1. Select 'Collaborations' in the search category drop down box.
  2. Type in a keyword(s) which relates to the desired discipline, grade level, topic, and/or type of technology.
  3. Hit Search.
    Example: 6th Grade Math

Tips for finding collaboration results

  1. Select 'Collaboration Results' in the search category drop down box.
  2. Type in a keyword(s) which reflects the discipline, grade level, topic and/or type of technology that interests you.
  3. Hit Search.
    Example: 8th Grade Writing

The CILC Collaboration Center creates the venue for educators to meet, create a collaborative environment, and share their results.

Posting to the Collaboration Center gives you the ability to:

  • find a partner who already has an idea.
  • post your own idea.
  • read results of classroom collaborations.

Why collaborate?

  • Research indicates a high correlation between collaboration and gains in student achievement and problem solving skills. Journal of Staff Development, Summer ’04.
  • What about qualitative research? Informal results of classroom collaborations are collected through cilc.org. Learn how these projects have impacted students and their teachers alike.

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The Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration, Inc. (CILC) was established in Indiana as a nonprofit corporation, and CILC has been previously recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax exempt organization described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. CILC's sole member is Vision Athena, Inc., a section 501(c)(4) tax exempt organization. CILC and Vision Athena may jointly provide services under the name CILC.