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Harnessing the Power of the Web
a Tutorial for Collaborative Project-Based
Learning
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.
Whether you're just starting out, or ready for advanced
levels -- this
tutorial will help you to implement collaborative,
project-based learning on the Internet. |
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Section A:
Introduction to NetPBL:
Online Project-Based Learning
What is NetPBL, who is doing it and why it's important (the
pedagogy, examples, and resources). |
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Section B:
Finding Projects,
Partners & Collaborative Tools
How
to find and join exemplary online projects. Where to find
partners and how to choose the right tools. |
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Section C:
Making Online Projects
How to define, design and deliver your own online projects,
plus classic quickstart projects. |
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Section D:
Library of References,
Readings and Resources
A collection of articles, development guides,
international resources and organizations. |
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Section E:
Friendship Through
Education
Opportunities
that facilitate international youth interactions to increase understanding and build a
culture of peace.
 Includes
special resource section to foster exchanges between US
students and students in predominately Muslim countries. |
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Table of
Contents
Everything you will find on this tutorial. |
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Credits
& Acknowledgments
The folks who helped research and produce this tutorial. |
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Workshop
Slides and Handouts
Slides and handouts from recent workshops and conference presentations. |
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