CO-LAB, responsible for this MOOC, has selected 4 of the CCL learning scenarios which we think are particularly s uited as a starting point for teachers to reflect and design collaborative learning activities. The CCL Learning Scenarios we have selected present various learning activities often supporting a specific pedagogical approach, such as collaborative learning, personalized learning or flipped classroom learning. These four Learning Scenarios can be used in any subject. Where relevant however, subjects and topics to be covered are suggested. You will also find in the resource section of this module two additional collaborative learning scenarios developed by our Irish CO-LAB partner, the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment. These scenarios are based on the same template created within the CCL project. These Irish examples are subject specific; one concerning learning in physics, and the other concerning learning in art and music. The Irish NCCA scenarios each begin with an overview to provide users with the overall context, as well as a resource section at the end. Moreover, you will find related resources to the scenario ‘Asteroids, impacts and craters’ also available in the resources section of Module 2. It is important to stress that all 6 scenarios are only intended to serve as inspiration for teachers to develop their own collaborative learning activities. When you come to doing this yourselves, remember to keep in mind all the important steps and questions presented by Professor Deirdre Butler earlier in this module. The scenarios in the resoures section are there to give you some ideas of the type of learning approaches, activities and even content you might wish to cover when designing your own collaborative learning lesson plan. Their general nature enables teachers to adapt these scenarios according to their specific needs, taking into account the school curriculum, the age, the level of pupils and the subject taught. So, we invite you to access these 6 example scenarios in the resource section of Module 2 and to use them for inspiration for the collaborative learning lesson plan you will be required to submit at the end of the course. You will also find an empty scenario template in the resource section which you can use to help you reflect on the design of your own collaborative learning scenario.