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Winners of ThinkQuest Australia competition will be announced on November 25th!
Check out the ThinkQuest Library for over 7000 websites created by students around the world who have participated in a ThinkQuest competition.

ThinkQuest Australia ended on October 14th 2009
The Australian Council for Computers in Education Inc. is pleased to invite Australian schools to register teams for ThinkQuest Australia, a creative activity designed to promote student abilities in information skills, creative design, project management and teamwork. ThinkQuest Australia is a local version of the highly acclaimed ThinkQuest International competition with a timing schedule suited to the Australian school year. The competition has three age divisions; 12 and under, 15 and under, 19 and under.
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TQ Australia ended on October 14th
ThinkQuest is a prime example of how students can incorporate many skills that are integrated through project learning.
Some of these skills are:
Critical Thinking
Creativity
Team work
Cross-Cultural understanding
Communication
Technology
Communication
*** Sounds like something you want to try?***
Check out:thinkquest.org
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Check out the following winners with Australian coaches and students:
Wanted: Languages Dead or Alive!
AI - Manufactured Minds
Stewards of the earth
A Matter of Time
Living on the brink
Coffee all ground up
Feral Feast
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Compete Students, ages 9-19, form a team and recruit a teacher to act as coach. Once the coach enrolls the team, students work together to create an innovative website on any topic within a broad range of educational categories. Diverse teams and globally relevant themes are encouraged.
Awards & Prizes The top 5 teams in each age division receive laptop computers and a cash award for the coach's school. In addition, the top 3 teams in each age division travel to ThinkQuest Live, an educational extravaganza celebrating their achievements. A special award is also presented to the team best demonstrating global perspectives. |
I did some judging for ThinkQuest some years ago. An impressive competition with very impressive organisation.
John Travers