The rise of the globally connected student

Networks such as iEARN and ePals are facilitating youth-to-youth exchanges and breaking down cultural barriers worldwide

By Laurence Peters

Oct 21st, 2009

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Today's students are the first globally connected citizens, able use their computers and cell phones to connect to all regions of the Earth and contribute to a global discussion through Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, and unlimited...

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