1.
Summary:
This site is something that was created as a side project of the Buck Institute
that is completely dedicated to project based learning, why it is important,
and how it can be used in the classroom effectively. There are forms that help you make your own
PBL activity, a database of already-made PBL’s, and even links to online
courses for teachers to take to help them better understand and implement
PBL’s.
2. Strengths
a.
Being run partially by BIE, you know the website
has quality and relevant information.
b.
It seems to have all the research and resources
needed to effectively implement PBL’s in the classroom.
c.
It’s free!
3. Weaknesses
a.
To access the database of PBL’s that have been
made already, it requires a login and password.
b.
To access some of the materials, you have to be
a current teacher with the login requiring you to name which school you work
for.
4.
Who is
this useful for? This site would be
useful to any teacher wanting to implement PBL’s in their classroom or promote
the use of PBL’s in their school. Like I
said, it provides all the necessary research and resources to promote and
implement such activities.
5.
What is
needed to use it? To access most of
this site, all you need is internet access.
To access the database of PBL’s, you have to register a free login and
password so they can filter your search results properly.
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