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THis collection has many ideas for getting started, providing ongoing exploration, assessing and sharing of learning...

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PBL in remote learning...Finding the possibilities - Wakelet

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A collection of resources to support educators navigating remote learning and a hands-on, project-based, problem-based approach to learning.

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weekly message to students so that they can "see you" online

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weekly message to students so that they can "see you" online

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video lessons posted to explain concepts

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video lessons posted to explain concepts

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hyperlinks on a learning grid for weekly activities

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hyperlinks on a learning grid for weekly activities

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Need to review digital expectations of appropriateness

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Need to review digital expectations of appropriateness

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groups meet on live chat according to learning levels

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groups meet on live chat according to learning levels

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online live chat session with class to share ideas and celebrate learning

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online live chat session with class to share ideas and celebrate learning

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livestream chats or video lessons posted 

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livestream chats or video lessons posted 

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I always like to tell my students that they are sharing their information/project with the community. Whether it be to their peers, other students in their school, their family, friends, community members, it allows them to take responsibility and take accountability to what they are producing

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Students can Open a Folder in Google Drive. Share the folder with the teacher and everything they submit will be visible to the teacher.

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Students can Open a Folder in Google Drive. Share the folder with the teacher and everything they submit will be visible to the teacher.

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teachers approve evidence to make sure relevant

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teachers approve evidence to make sure relevant

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Instant and simultaneous

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Submitting a file or text submission on Brightspace

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Submitting a file or text submission on Brightspace

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students work together in groups to create a model, presentation, video etc. and share with the class. The presentation explains the thinking behind their final results...what they learned, what challenges they encountered, etc

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Students could create their own website (Google Sites, is simple for this) to share their findings.

They could also use Canva to generate information posters etc.

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Kids love it and finds it more entertaining and engaging then F2F

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Sharing ideas in the "Discussions" section of Brightspace

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Sharing ideas in the "Discussions" section of Brightspace

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Post project in Discussion Forum of Brightspace. Ask students to look at their classmates submissions and reply to at least 2. (probably need to have prompts available to replying to student work)

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presentation to an authentic audience ...maybe someone from the community that is related to content area

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posting in their Portfolio on Brightspace

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posting in their Portfolio on Brightspace

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When it is a remote setting: The sharing needs to be on-task ( I wonder some goofy students would distract others by writing something silly ).  They need to be aware that the teacher(s) is monitoring.

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When it is a remote setting: The sharing needs to be on-task ( I wonder some goofy students would distract others by writing something silly ).  They need to be aware that the teacher(s) is monitoring.

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What might SHARING look like in a remote teaching setting?  photo evidence

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What does SHARING look like in a face-to-face classroom setting?