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Original Artifacts, digital teaching tools, and local community resources to help bring global education to your classroom and community.
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Global Education Toolkit

The Global Education Toolkit is a collection of artifacts and resources created during my Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms program. They are designed to bring global perspectives and increase global competencies in your classroom and community.

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Digital Teaching Tools

Tools and platforms for educators to help create a global classroom.

  • NotebookLM

    • AI-powered research and note-taking assistant developed by Google that uses the Gemini model to analyze your uploaded documents, websites, and notes to create podcasts, review materials, slideshows, quizzes, and more.

  • Our World in Data​

    •  A non-profit scientific online publication based at the University of Oxford that focuses on large global problems like poverty, disease, hunger, climate change, and inequality. It makes complex data accessible through interactive visualizations to empower researchers, journalists, and the public to understand long-term global trends.

  • GeoGuessr​

    • A web-based geography browser game that tasks players with identifying their location using Google Street View imagery. Players explore surroundings—looking for road signs, landscape features, and languages—to pinpoint their location on a map, gaining points based on accuracy.

  • National Geographic Map Maker Interactive ​

    • ​MapMaker is a digital mapping tool, created by the National Geographic Society and Esri, designed for teachers, students, and National Geographic Explorers.

  • Project Noah​

    • ​A global social network with a mission of photographing and cataloging every species in the world.

  • Magic School​

    • ​Safe, district-aligned AI for schools that provides support, sparks creativity, and improves student learning outcomes.

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Local Community Resources

Local and regional organizations that are working at the intersection of local and global and can help make your classroom more globally centered. 

  • Youth Guardians of Conservation NWA

    • A non-profit with a mission to provide Northwest Arkansas high school students with authentic, real-world scientific experiences around the globe.​

  • Marshallese Educational Initiative ​

    • A non-profit in Springdale, Arkansas. Through educational programming, the Marshallese Educational Initiative promotes the cultural, intellectual, and historical awareness of the Marshallese people and facilitates intercultural dialogue to foster positive social change.​

  • University of Arkansas Global Campus​

    • ​Works with educators and staff across the Fayetteville campus to remove barriers and apply innovative solutions for online and on-campus learners.

This website is not an official U.S. Department of State website. The views and information presented are the participant's own and do not represent the Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms Program, the U.S. Department of State, or IREX.

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