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Hello! Welcome to iCollaborate, the project portal of Pioneer Secondary School, Singapore.
iCollaborate is host to many multi-country projects. The current projects are :
* FoodTaboos@VirtualHomestay (2006/2007)
* When Nature Calls (2006/2007)
* iBox - A project by MOE (Singapore) invloing 5 secondary schools in Singapore and 9 other school overseas in developing video media for learning and teaching. This project was featured in the International Conference for Computers in Education (ICCE) in Singapore in December 2005.
Pioneer has also been involved in other award winning projects:
* 1st Asia-Europe Meeting Point (AEC Award 2002)
* Virtual Homestay (AEC AWARD 2003)
* iContrast@Virtual Homestay (AEC AWARD 2004)
* Utopia@VHome (AEC AWARD 2005)
*Cultural Kaleidoscope (AEC AWARD 2005)
* Eco-Cultural Tourism (AEC Excellence Award 2006)
* Foodfest@Virtual_Homestay (AEC Excellence Award 2006)
Past AEC Projects:
Culture Ambassador (2003/2004) - An Asia-Europe Classroom Project involving 5 schools in 5 countries.
* Social Entrepreneurs (2004/2005) : A project between Pioneer and Gymnasium Marne, Germany and nominated for AEC AWARD 2005.
Please note the the Guest Book is not a chat room for posting messages. It is for posting your comments and feelings about the project your are engaged in.
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Backpackers' Passports |
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Backpacking was historically used to denote a form of budget, independent international travel, is now a lifestyle that has grown considerably. The project aims to allow participants to foster deeper understanding and greater appreciation for cultural diversity between participants of different countries and building friendships. This will help to enhance the level of awareness in participants of their own country as a tourist destination and the importance of the tourism industry.
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Project manager: Yuen Chai Lin (Singapore) |
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TraditionalG@VirtualHomestay |
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TraditionalGames@VH allows students to explore the games played by the past generations, its rules and the tools used. Students will be able to do a comparison for traditional games of different countries. At the last stage, students will tap on their creativity to design a new game with the intention to pass it on to the next generation. |
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Project manager: Koh Cai Yu (Singapore) |
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