The Introduction to Multiculturalism course deals with complicated issues in our lives such as identity, culture, prejudice, and stereotyping, and connections between groups in the global world. The course uses: experiential learning through virtual worlds to help participants step into the shoes of others; interactive videos to illustrate theoretical issues related to the course content; collaboration in small group student discussions, simulations; and more. Fifteen lecturers from nine colleges and diverse groups in Israeli society came together to develop the course: moslems Christians and jews; observant and secular. The lecturers discuss difficult issues in multiculturalism, sharing their knowledge and experience, in developing a richly varied course. All the theoretical issues are presented by means of interactive videos that show the issues in a friendly and experiential way. The course doesn't just "talk about" multiculturalism but "does", by entering virtual worlds that illustrate experiences and encounters between different groups in places such as airports, clubs, hotels and more. Furthemore, the teachers among you will receive practical suggestions about ways of dealing with cultural diversity in the classroom. The course will be in English, and is aimed at anyone who wants: an in-depth understanding/grasp of what the multicultural approach is; to reflect on and explore approaches to multiculturalism in society; to learn to develop multicultural sensitivity and awareness, both as a member of human society and as a teacher and educator.