iEARN Conference

iEARN|Conference

iEARN (International Education and Resource Network) is the world's largest non-profit global network that enables teachers and youth ( about a million students from 20,000 schools in 115 countries /areas) to use the Internet and other technologies to collaborate on projects that enhance learning and make a difference in the world. iEARN International Conference and Youth Summit are the places where teachers and youth from all over the world get together once a year and share the information about Education matters or activities to deepen their international understanding.

In July 2003, the conference and summit was held in Hyogo, Japan.

iEARN@Conference 2003 AWAJI

10th Annual Conference and 17th Youth Summit
AWAJI YUMEBUTAI, JAPAN
iEARN15th Annual Conference

iEARN15th Annual Conference and 12th Youth Summit
Bukhara, Uzbekistan

History of iEARN@Conference

Number of participants from Japan

The Past iEARN International Conferences and Youth Summits

14th Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference and 11th Youth Summit in 2007

14th Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference
  • Theme:@Connecting Cultures - Respecting Differences. A global dialogue for development and sustainability
  • Dates: July 21st ? 26th, 2007
  • Place: Cairo, Egypt
  • Participants: 540 participants from 50 countries

13th Annual iEARN International Conference and 10th Youth Summit in 2006

Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference
  • Theme: A Learning World
  • Dates: July 3rd ? 7th, 2006
  • Place: Enschede, The Netherlands
  • Participants: 527 participants from 57 countries

Annual iEARN International Conference and 9th Youth Summit in 2005

Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference
  • Theme: Connecting People for Better Education
  • Dates: July 17th ? 23rd, 2005
  • Place: Dakar, Republic of Senegal
  • Participants: Approximately 500 participants from over 60 countries
    *5 presentations by 20 Japanese participants

11th Annual iEARN International Conference and 8th Youth Summit in 2004

Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference
  • Theme: Content and Collaboration in an Expanding Europe and a Shrinking World
  • Dates: July 11th ? 16th, 2004
  • Place: Ko?ice, Slovak Republic
  • Participants: 400 participants from 63 countries
    * 8 presentations by 19 Japanese participants

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10th Annual iEARN International Conference and 7th Youth Summit in 2003

Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference
  • Theme: At the Crossroads: Finding Future Milestones
  • Dates: July 21st ? 25th, 2003
  • Place: Hyogo, Japan
  • Participants: 1,000 participants from 55 countries
    *281 oversea participants
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Panel discussion, eLetfs hold hands together! ?
International Exchange expanded by the Internet-

At Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Centre


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9th Annual iEARN International Conference and 6th Youth Summit in 2002

Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference
  • Theme: Humanity in the Internet Age
  • Dates: July 7th ? 14th, 2002
  • Place: Moscow, Russian Federation
  • Participants: 689 participants from 65 countries
    * 8 presentations by 14 Japanese participants


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8th Annual iEARN International Conference and 5th Youth Summit in 2001

Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference
  • Theme: Education in the Internet Age
  • Dates: July 8th ? 14th, 2001
  • Place: Cape Town, Republic of South Africa
  • Participants: 413 participants from 68 countries
    * 9 presentations by 17 Japanese participants


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7th Annual iEARN International Conference and 4th Youth Summit in 2000

Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference
  • Theme: Sharing and Understanding
  • Dates: July 10th 16th, 2000
  • Place: Beijing, The Peoplefs Republic of China
  • Participants: 460 participants from 62 countries
    * 2 presentations: eFuture Educationf and eVote Projectf, by 16 Japanese participants


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6th Annual iEARN International Conference and 3rd Youth Summit in 1999

Annual iEARN Internatinal Conference
  • Theme: Language, Culture, and Equity through Global@Learning Networks
  • DatesF@July 11th ? 17th, 1999
  • Place: San Juan, Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
  • Participants: 430 participants from 40 countries
    * 5 Japanese participants

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5th Annual iEARN International Conference and 2nd Youth Summit in 1998

  • Theme: Linking Communities to Make a Difference
  • Dates: July 12th ? 18th, 1998
  • Place: Chattanooga, The United States of America
  • Participants: 400 participants from 46 countries
    * Presentation on eIntroduction of Tele- classf by 3 Japanese participants

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4th Annual iEARN International Conference and 1st Youth Summit in 1997

  • Theme:@Cultural Diversity and Global Community
  • Dates: July 6th ? 12th, 1997
  • Place: Catalonia, Spain
  • Participants: 238 participants from 36 countries
    * A presentation on e100-school Networking Projectf by 3 Japanese participants

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3rd Annual iEARN International Conference in 1996

  • Theme: Struggling with basic issues using the telecommunication in the class room
  • Dates: July 6th ? 12th, 1996
  • Place: Budapest, Republic of Hungary
  • Participants: 192 participants from 32 countries
    * 1 Japanese participant (the first participant from Japan)

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2nd Annual iEARN International Conference in 1995

  • Theme: Come, my friends, fTis not too late to seek a newer world.
  • Place: Melbourne, Commonwealth of Australia
  • Participants: 170 participants from 28 countries

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1st Annual iEARN International Conference in 1994

  • Place: Puerto Madryn, The Argentine Republic
  • Participants: 120 participants from 9 countries

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IEARN@Meetings

Global iEARN Meetings