STABMSteachers

This article looks as though it has lots of great ideas for PBL. I took a quick jog through BIE and found lots of ideas.

This website allows users to learn coding basics at their own pace.

Wonderful visual of the evolution of technology in the classroom - would be a great graphic to show to students (and teachers) for fun.

From a student perspective a project is: something you want to share, something you have enough time to thoroughly complete, and on a topic that you find intriguing. :well-designed, open-ended, learner-definable prompt is the best starting place for project-based learning.

Good list of criteria of what makes for a good project. I like the emphasis on connecting with resources (meaning other people or students) outside of the classroom, perhaps even internationally. Does anyone know of a clearinghouse of classrooms and/or schools that are looking to connect with other schools or classrooms? I would really like my classes to connect with classrooms in Great Britain to see what their students are taught about the American Revolution.

"connecting education and technology"

Great list of websites for media sharing, digital storytelling, managing/organizing, social networking, content resources, and curriculum collaboration.

- a good introductory article explaining not only the benefits of PBL but also features and requirements for a successful PBL curriculum. Very clear and basic.

This is helpful for coaches as well

This article opened my eyes to a new tech teaching technique - the "Flip Your Lessons" suggestion is a great approach to take in MS computer labs filled with kids of different tech/computer aptitudes.

Heidi Hayes-Jacobs. Lots of videos and links.