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Welcome! PBL-Online will guide you through the development of engaging, standards-focused projects. When you are ready, you can download a Project Planning Form to write down your project plan. Or, log in to the PBL-Online Collaboratory to record your project ideas and share them with others. Project planning is organized according to five design principles displayed below. Scroll over the image below for an introduction to each principle, or click to learn in depth about each principle. In addition, each design principle is supported by a set of resources and advice from expert PBL teachers. You can find these links on the left of each page. |
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The PBL modules are based
on The Project Based Learning Handbook, published by the Buck Institute
for Education. You may browse the contents of the Handbook at http://www.bie.org/index.php/site/PBL/pbl_handbook_introduction/. |
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