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How Classroom Match Works
With ePals Classroom Match, educators simply choose to connect with either a classroom or a project, and let the learning begin. Use the ePals Classroom Match platform to:
  • Find and contact another classroom more than 6,000 miles away.
  • Select from an ePals learning project, or customize your own.
  • Exchange email, share through blogs or use the forums
  • Rate the unit and provide feedback on classroom successes and lessons learned.
ePals is Managed by Teachers and Administrators.
ePals classroom match lets you select learning exchanges with other ePals classrooms according to your students' needs and academic targets, and lets you navigate and track projects through your Classroom Profile. Get started right away by taking these steps:
  1. Sign-In to ePals, or Sign-Up to create an account.
  2. Login to ePals and go to your home account page.
  3. Click the "My Profile" tab on your home page.
  4. Click the "Complete" icon, and give a description of your classroom.
  5. Submit for approval.
You can find a classroom in several ways:
  • Find a classroom by searching on a topic or interest.
  • Find a classroom using maps.
  • See all the new classrooms that have joined ePals.
  • There are many more options in our advanced search

When you find a match, click the "Contact" link.

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ePals is a Collaborative Learning Experience.
ePals Classroom Match opens up a world of learning to children of all ages. Here are just a few examples of projects:
  • Global Warming
    The Planet is heating up!
    How can we help to save our planet from global warming? In this lesson, students learn what global warming is and how it affects the entire planet.
  • Maps
    Why in the world do we need different types of maps?
    In this lesson, students will learn to use three different types of maps (physical, climate and political) to gather information about where their ePals live.
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Teacher Testimonial
"The ePals program is an excellent program ...A collaborative project with another ePals classroom opens up possibilities for ideas with teachers and students."

-Lorraine L., teacher,
Newton, Mass., USA

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