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Hello! One of you asked for sources regarding PBL in ICT, specifically to support reading comprehension. I've posted an article on the PBL Resources page, as well as below. If I find more articles, I will post them to the PBL Resource Padlet.

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Hello! I am Eglantina from Albania.  My email address is:  egla.berberi@gmail.com
PBL is used in different levels. This year we are working on different topics, on different groupages. "Environmental problems ". "Traditional food around the world ". "Cyberbullying "

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can you sent us any certificate of paricipation please ,because we need it on our work.
I am Brunilda Shehaj and my  email addres is :rimi.shehu@hotmail.com
thank a lot

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hello from Albania .rimi.shehu@hotmail.com

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Hello from Matrouh City Egypt  khamisatteya@yahoo.com

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Thanks a lot for sharing your resource's and experiences

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Hi, Zuzana.  Courtney will share Rubics--a lot of them, I think on Thursday.  But here's a great place to look:

http://rubistar.4teachers.org/index.php

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Tip: Stopping The Global Warming project.

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Hello! Can you share evaluation rubric?

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I am carrying out a study "PBL with ICT to develop Reading comprehension in English? It is a Didactic Proposal, I would like to get som suggestions about some reading topics and Ideas that I can consider in my Proposal. Another thing, I will appreciate if you suggest some theories based on PBL to support my research!

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I just recently learned of JamBoard, so I don't have a lot of ideas to share at this time. Maybe someone else will jump in with some ideas. If I think of anything, I'll be sure to let you know.

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Could you give some advice or ideas about Jamboard tool for students collaboration? I am trying to use it in my teaching. Thanks

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Great question! We're going to touch on projects that can be done virtually today. I think the more we use online tools for collaboration, the safer it is for students to communicate and collaborate during this time. For example, the tool we're using right now, Padlet, is easy to use and a great way for students to share ideas and resources as they work on projects. You can also use wikis. Google sites are actually wikis that are easy to set up and allow students to work together on creating a "website." I'll share more ideas as think of them. Hopefully, others will chime in too.

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Could you give some advice on forms of student collaboration during this pandemic. How to have them cooperate but stay safe?

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Here is a simple template for creating projects, https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N1pWLy4NKHelFhEOKgGA5_H2G0qzQMwabjZ2AguLzJE/edit

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It'd be great if you could give us a .doc template to plan out the projects, there's one from Buck Institute of Education, maybe you could talk about that?  Pretty please