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ePALS Classroom Exchange® maintains the Internet's largest community of collaborative classrooms engaged in cross-cultural exchanges, project sharing and language learning. ePALS is also the leading provider of school-safe emailTM, blogs, eMentoring and web-browsing technology for the global educational market.

Connecting over 119,349 registered classrooms, 6.5 million students and educators in 191 countries for classroom-to-classroom penpal exchanges and cross-cultural learning projects in the world's largest online classroom community. Find classrooms now!

NEWS:

Newark, NJ Public Schools classroom literacy levels impacted by weekly email letter writing to peer classroom using ePALS SchoolMailTM.

Email

ePALS SchoolMailTM is a protected environment and multilingual email solution with built-in language translation, designed for schools and districts. This easy-to-use suite includes student safe email, discussion boards, file sharing and custom school homepages.

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ePALS SchoolMailTM

Safe Blogs

ePALS SchoolBlogTM lets you manage a safe, protected place on the Internet that promotes collaboration and participation among teachers, students and parents. Connect the educational potential of blogs with ePALS's internationally recognized safety features.

Learn more about ePALS SchoolBlogTM

E-Mentoring

ePALS eMentoringTM connects students to the real world and businesses to their communities. The constraints of packed schedules and dispersed locations are eliminated when mentoring programs are brought online in a safe environment.

See how ePALS can help make connections

Teachers and administrators can create "Walled Gardens," populating their student Internet environment with educationally relevant websites accessible from home and school, while easily adapting to "acceptable use" standards and ensuring safety and security. See how ePALS can make the Internet safer

ePALS Co-Founder Keynotes Education Technology Conference in Xi'an, China

ePALS Classroom Exchange Chairman Tim DiScipio delivers a keynote speech to central and provincial Ministry of Education Officials at The Third National Contest of Innovation and Practices of Information Technologies for K-12 Education / Principal's Reform in Xi'an, China. Read the press release.

Chinese Ambassador Liu Biwei and ePALS chairman and co-founder Tim DiScipio

Chinese Ambassador Liu Biwei and ePALS chairman and co-founder Tim DiScipio exchange gifts at an event recognizing the 60th anniversary of the end of WWII and efforts to build cross-cultural and language ties between American and Chinese classrooms. A reception of 300 attendees with Chinese media coverage.

Connecting Colombian ePALS Classrooms ePALS Chairman & Co-FounderTim DiScipio meeting with Colombian Minister of Education, Chief of Technology at the Ministry of Education and eTectonics.
Javier Torres, Chief of Technology at the Ministry of Education. Cecilia María Vélez, Minister of Education.		Maria Consuelo Araujo, Minister of Culture. Ricardo Garcia, eTectonics.

Future in Review 2006
High school teacher Candace Pauchnick and ePALS Chairman Tim DiScipio speak at the Future in Review Conference about the benefits of technology integration into the curriculum.
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