Windows to the World and Bridges: Children, Languages, World are supported by the National Resource Centers at IU. We partner to develop live programming and virtual resources for students and educators at all levels.
Teaching the World is supported by several IU National Resource Centers, as well as other National Resource Centers across the U.S.
Bridges: Children, Languages, World is a project that offers language and culture classes to K-6 children in the greater Bloomington, IN area. Our language lessons are taught by IU graduate and undergraduate students who are studying Less-Commonly Taught Languages—many of which have been identified as 'Critical Needs Languages' by the U.S. State Department.
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Windows to the World: Digital Artifacts for Global Educators is an innovative, digital toolbox that advances humanities education in rural Indiana. It connects K-16 educators with Indiana University’s museums and archival collections, which have been developed by expert faculty, staff, and curators.
The Windows to the World resource site is currently under construction. We apologize for the inconvenience and encourage you to check back at another time.
Teaching the World is a collection of Title VI National Resource Centers (NRCs), which are higher education areas or international studies centers partially funded by the U.S. Department of Education. National Resource Centers offer resources available locally and nationally. These include virtual classroom visits, training workshops and seminars, multimedia materials, lesson plans, and more. Explore what region-specific resources we offer and check out our calendar for upcoming events near you!
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