Topic outline

  • Unit 29: Project Based Learning Part 2


  • Meet your facilitator

  • Unit Introduction

    This unit is Part 2 of a 2 part series on project-based learning (PBL). In unit 28 we looked at the basics of PBL and what makes for good and effective PBL. You ended unit 28 by writing the driving question for your own PBL project. If you have not yet completed unit 28, you should complete it before continuing.

    Go back to Unit 28

    By the end of this unit, you will be able to:


    Click on the link below to start the lesson.

  • Assessment instructions


    Your assessment for this unit is to design your own PBL project. This can be a scary task so it is important to keep 3 things in mind:

    • The best way for you to learn is to try and the more you try the better you will get.
    • There is no PBL police. Just try and following the basic guidelines and principles.
    • Start small and grow from there.

    With these things in mind, here is what you need to do.

    1. Download the blank Intel PBL Template.
    2. Decide on a driving question for your project and describe the goal of your project.
    3. Complete the template with as much detail as you can.
    4. Upload your completed PBL project template.

  • Attribution and References

    Attribution

    References

    • Edutopia. (2011). How to Get Projects Off to a Good Start. Available here.
    • Warrensville Creative. (2013). 7th Grade PBL Recycling Entry Event. YouTube. Standard YouTube Licence.
    • Fractus Learning. (2016). Bloom's Taxonomy Verbs. Available here.
    • Learning in Hand. (2016). A Collection of Project Based Learning End Products. Available here.
    • Buck Institute for Education. (2016). Planning for Public Products—a Piece of Cake! Available here.
    • Buck Institute for Education. (2011). Presentation Plan. Available here.
    • Buck Institute for Education. (2011). Presentation day checklist. Available here.
    • Intel Corporation. (2007). Intel Teach Essentials - Project Portfolios. Available here.

    • Licence


      Teachers' ICT Integration Course by Matthew Goniwe School of Leadership and Governance is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License with the exception of the following resources:

      • Edutopia. (2011). How to Get Projects Off to a Good Start. Available here.
      • Warrensville Creative. (2013). 7th Grade PBL Recycling Entry Event. YouTube. Standard YouTube Licence.
      • Fractus Learning. (2016). Bloom's Taxonomy Verbs. Available here.
      • Learning in Hand. (2016). A Collection of Project Based Learning End Products. Available here.
      • Buck Institute for Education. (2016). Planning for Public Products—a Piece of Cake! Available here.
      • Buck Institute for Education. (2011). Presentation Plan. Available here.
      • Buck Institute for Education. (2011). Presentation day checklist. Available here.
      • Intel Corporation. (2007). Intel Teach Essentials - Project Portfolios. Available here.


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