For educators, students & partners
Give your students a transformative, real‑world learning experience.
inaglobe helps educators build courses around live projects with partners and communities across the globe – so students can learn by doing, and carry those relationships and practices beyond the classroom.
For students
Join multidisciplinary teams, work with communities and organisations, and learn how to scope, research, and prototype projects that matter.
For partners
Collaborate with students on live briefs, explore new ideas for your work, and contribute to a growing library of open resources.
For alumni
Stay connected to projects, people, and places – sharing updates, care, and opportunities long after a course has finished.
How inaglobe works
Pedagogical model
Learning starts from the lived realities of partners and places. inaglobe's pedagogy is situated, relational, and justice‑oriented – inviting students to slow down, listen, and work with (not on) communities.
Innovation model
Projects are treated as experiments rather than prototypes to scale. Students move between inquiry, making, and sharing, testing ideas with partners and iterating in public using open tools and methods.
Reflection & continuity
Each project cycle builds a shared archive of stories, tools, and reflections. Outputs live beyond a single cohort, so partners and alumni can keep returning to and extending the work over time.
Get involved
inaglobe works best when educators, partners, and students shape projects together. Start by telling us about your course or context and we'll explore what a collaboration could look like.
Host an inaglobe project
Weave inaglobe projects into existing modules or co‑design new, dedicated studios with our team and partners.
Sign up as an educatorJoin as a partner
Organisations, collectives, and institutions can host projects, co‑teach, or support fellowships across different geographies.
Explore partnershipsPropose a project
You're working on something you'd like to explore with students? Share a starting idea and we can shape a brief together.
ProposeThe inaglobe open resource
Over time we've collected and adapted tools, prompts, and frameworks for working on global projects – from scoping and mapping, to care practices, to evaluation. The inaglobe resource makes these available for anyone to reuse, remix, and teach with.
On this site you'll be able to search, filter, and save resources; for now you can explore the full collection on Notion.