Collaboration is such an important concept not only in the classroom, but in all other aspects of life as well. Developing good collaborating skills in school is so important because collaborating does not stop after you leave school. You will most likely have to collaborate in any job you find yourself in once you go on to getting a job in the world. Examples such as cooks collaborating on how to make a great food recipe, marketers for a business collaborating on what the best way is to market their business, and architects collaborating on what is the best way to complete their work on a home or building. Collaboration is not just important for students it is also important for teachers as well, teachers have a wide array of resources now that allows that to not only collaborate with their colleagues in their school building. Teachers can now with the development of social media and technology collaborate with millions of teachers around the world. Teachers can use Microsoft Teams with their colleagues at their schools to develop better lesson plans, have meetings, and work together to help improve their schools’ community. Students can also use these collaborative resources in many great ways that can help them get the best quality education they can in and out of the classroom. One such collaborative resource is the MetaZooMee’s virtual education, this collaborative source has interactive classrooms, virtual field trips, and allows for student collaboration across the globe. Students with this resource can work together with students from anywhere at any time on a number of different topics, assignments, and projects. It is so great having resources such as this one along with Microsoft teams among others that allow for students and teachers to collaborate with one another at any time. Students can work together or with the teacher for test reviews, learning a lesson, or doing a project. All the files can be stored in one place and can be accessed by all users at any time which is so helpful if there is a snow day, someone is sick or on vacation, or if the students need to complete work at home. These collaborative resources are a great way to continue learning outside of the classroom and have everyone work together to complete a common project, assignment, or goals.