CyberFair 2013
International Schools CyberFair is an award-winning authentic learning program used by schools and youth
organizations around the world. Youth conduct research and publish their findings on the Web.
Recognition is given to the best projects in each
of eight categories. This White House-endorsed program encourages youth to become community
ambassadors by working collaboratively and using technology to share
what they have learned. Students evaluate each other's projects by using
a unique online evaluation tool. Learn More
Peer Review April 1-15, 2013
Winners Announced May 18,
2013
The Vision is Explore and Unite!
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CyberFair 2013: Explore and Unite! The twenty-second century is on the horizon and the time is now for youth to begin thinking and caring about the world they will inhabit."We must learn to explore all the options and possibilities that confront us in a complex and rapidly changing world." ~J. William Fulbright Youth are challenged to publish original research projects that explore how the positive actions and contributions of local individuals have the power to improve, preserve and unite communities. In partnership with the World Future Society, youth are asked to share their dreams for the future - by thinking about the possible future, the probable future, the preferable future and the preventable future. Projects that best illustrate "future thinking," are invited to the World Future Society international conference WorldFuture 2013: Exploring the Next Horizon, July 19-21, 2013 Illinois, USA. |
Now in its 18th year, CyberFair has been described as the largest educational event of its kind ever held on the Internet. This program brings together more than 2.5 million students across 115 countries. View present and past winners and take a virtual journey around the globe to learn about people, programs and their communities. Learn More
Submission Deadline March 21, 2013 April 1st - 15th 2013 From 19th May 2013 Publish your Research Reflect Evaluate Celebrate
- Register;
- Review rules, themes and select one of the 8 project categories: local history, culture, business & community organizations, leaders, art, music, sports & health, environment;
- Conduct research and build web page (you can use an eLanguages project page);
- Review and evaluate your project;
- Upload your bibliography information;
- Submit your project narrative.
- Complete six peer reviews of other projects.
- Find out how you ranked;
- Each participating school or organization receives a special certificate to proudly display in their community;
- Additional prizes may be provided by sponsors.
Registration for 2013 Competition is now closed
Additional prizes may be provided by sponsors!
We encourage regional and national CyberFair affiliate partner programs, that build on the International CyberFair model. Learn More