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We welcome both our new classes and our veterans. Our community continues to grow and this year, we have 324 members.

Global Lab

Welcome to Global Lab, an online laboratory where students across the globe investigate the world together. It is for learners who are curious about science and who enjoy exploring their world, asking questions, and conducting experiments to find answers.

Catalog

Stages | GLUs
The GL course is designed for one school year and is divided into eight stages. Each stage is comprised of individual learning units called GLUs.

Notes from the Project Director

Dr. Boris Berenfeld Dear Colleagues,
This year, the Global School Laboratory (Global Lab) celebrates its 20th year. Over the course of two decades, a thousand schools in 35 countries have participated in our project. According to a UNESCO publication, Global Lab is “the largest class in the world.”

School Coordinator's Notes

Dr. Elena Kovalevskaya Congratulations on starting a new Global Lab year! As always, I’ll continue to send you updates and newsletters and post them here on the Main Page

Scientist's Corner

Sergei Lovyagin Global Lab is both a technology platform and a worldwide networked community where students learn and discover like scientists. They investigate their world and submit findings to the GL website for review, discussions, and collaborations.

News

Want to tell others about your recent field trip? Share your findings? Or maybe you found something interesting at your study site or in project data that have been submitted?

Teachers’ Lounge

Dear Colleagues, We invite you to participate in discussions on a wide range of educational issues in our Teachers’ Lounge.

Forum

Global Lab is a networked community that includes students, teachers, and professional scientists.

Bulletin board

Want to tell the Global Lab community about upcoming events? Send us your entry and we’ll post it here.

The Study Site

How can we study the Earth? We can’t put it into a test tube or on a glass slide like biologists who examine living cells.

Exploring Your World

How well do we know the world around us? Are there any puzzles or secrets in flowers, fruit, colors, shapes and forms—all the things that we see everyday around us?

Our partners & sponsors

Companies and organizations that helped us to bring this project to life
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