Project Based LearningUsing the ipad to facilitate PBL

Putting Students in Real Life Situations

Act professionally

Be a team player

Understand their assigned role

Stick to deadlines as a team

Problem solve

Project management

Communicate ideas

Photo courtesy of the Buck Institute

“Learning that results in demonstrations of performance; real tasks that have brought

challenges for students to solve.”

–Stanford University of Education

http://youtu.be/LMCZvGesRz8

Setting up the ProjectBegin with the end in mind

What meets your standards?

Craft a driving question

Keep it real and curriculum focused!

Plan the assessment

What products will demonstrate mastery?

Map the project

Organize and make a calendar

Manage the Process

Checkpoints and goals

Shannon & Summer’s Top Apps to Facilitate PBL

Keynote/Pages

Thinglink

Edublogs/Kidblogs

Pic Collage/Skitch/Doodlebuddy

Penultimate

Educreations/ Vittle/ Screen Chomp

ipad Camera

Edmodo

Socrative/Kahoots

Google Apps for Education

Toontastic/ Sock Puppets/Tellagami

iMovie/Videolicious

Flipagram/Animoto

Book Creator/iBooks Author

Reminders!Projects may be large (semester long) or small scope (4-5 days)

Each person on the team must learn to fulfill THEIR role!

Clear, concise rubic

Timeline of information - several “check points”

Use formative & informative assessments to gauge progress

Use technology as a tool to facilitate the process, plan the process, create the process and assess the process

Resources

bie.org

pbl-online.org

www.drhowie.com

teachthought.com