Digital Human Library Foundation is a not-for-profit organization creating connections-based learning opportunities for K-12 teachers and students through a variety of Social Innovation Projects informed by Research.
Our FREE Social Innovation Projects are designed to help teachers explore the theme of social innovation in the classroom. Our projects teach students the value of a learning network, while supporting the development of global competencies/ transferrable skills, new digital literacies, digital citizenship and leadership skills.
Be sure to visit the Research section of our website where you will find information about Connections-based Learning, Experiential Learning, and our most recent publication in the Journal of Research on Technology in Education, Wise Practices and Intercultural Understandings: A Framework for Educator Videoconferencing.
Digital Human Library is a social enterprise advancing K-12 education as Canada’s premier digital experiential learning library. Through Canada’s largest network of Canadian teachers, industry leaders, businesses, experts, and collaborative community partnerships, dHL creates opportunities for K-12 teachers and students to engage in community-connected experiential learning by offering hundreds of interactive 1:1 video conferences and engaging live streamed educational programs, and the largest collection of educational virtual tours and virtual reality on the web.
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