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The Internet has made the world smaller.  Of particular significance is the ability for students, teachers and researchers to use the web as a tool for interaction, collaboration, distance education, cultural understanding and cooperative research with peers around the globe.  This tutorial will help you to understand collaborative, project-based learning on the Internet. We use the term NetPBL (Networked, Project-Based Learning) to describe this kind of learning.  These resources will help you introduce your students to powerful educational experiences grounded in student-centered, project-based learning well-supported in the literature. Whether you're just starting out or ready for advanced levels, this guide will help you.

Section 1: Introduction to NetPBL: Online Project-Based Learning An introduction to using the Internet for collaborative project-based learning. What NetPBL, who is doing it and why it's important.	Section 2: Finding Projects, Partners & Tools How to find exemplary online projects to join. Where to find partners and how to choose the right tools.
Section 3: Making Your Online Projects How to define, design and deliver your own online projects.	Section 4: Library of References, Readings and Resources A collection of articles, development guides, international resources and organizations.
Section 5: Friendship Through Education Opportunities that facilitate youth interactions to increase understanding and build a culture of peace.	Section 6: Workshop Slides and Handouts Slides and handouts from recent workshops and conference presentations.
Table of Contents Everything you will find on this tutorial.