1- Focus: You view the world thru your own “lenses.” To help you quickly focus in this rapidly-moving world, we’ve prepared six questions you can use to get you thinking. Start with these six lenses and then add your own questions as you progress. Start now...

2- Explore the media that Project Happiness participants have pulled together over the past year. Using the six questions, see how others your age have answered, and decide whether you agree or not. Start now...

3- Make a portfolio. Create your own Project Happiness account and add the media that you find interesting. Begin to figure out how to tell your own story. How you’d describe your answers to the six questions. What you’d say to others around the world. Start now...

4- Create media, or find online media that express your feelings about happiness. Add and organize these into your own portfolio. Start now...

5- Share your portfolio with other students. Take part in discussions. Plan and complete your own project. Add to the continuing story of Project Happiness. Start now...

Schools: Every student must be linked with a participating school. Schools can post online pages containing information about the school, its teachers and students. A teacher or other adult is responsible for coordination. The school account also can contain a portfolio, selected from among the works the students mark Share in their own portfolios . Explore the pages of other schools to get ideas about the types of projects you’d like to take on. And you can partner with schools anywhere in the world to explore new questions and form new relationships. Project Happiness staff will help you with this process.