The Knowledge Building International Project is a knowledge building initiative supporting work across countries. Over the years, it has included schools in Canada, Catalonia, Hong Kong, Mexico, and the United States. KBIP offers important opportunities for KBI members, and the plan for the Summer Institute 2014 is to anchor Tomorrow's Innovators events in KBIP. Much of KBIP work engages students in environmental issues.

On Friday, April 11, classes from Quebec will meet by videoconference biologists Diane Ostiguy and Christine Robitaille from the

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Ministry of Sustainable Development, Environment, Wildlife and Parks. Students will have the opportunity to gain perspective on their ideas and theories inital, built during their participation in the project through written correspondence and videoconference with students from Mexico. The classes from Mexico, will have the same experience with a local expert.

 Classes from Quebec and Mexico are working in partnership since last October.The two classes from Team A met by videoconference during February in order to create a "Rise above" contribution in the KF. For more details on this great experience click here. 

One class from Mexico and one from Quebec, had their first videoconference on the last 7th February. They introduced themselves and asked each other some questions about cultural aspects of their countries.  Students and teachers worked together on a power point presentation of their village, school and class.  Thank you to  Josée Allard, Loy Trejo and their students.