Project-based+Learning+with+Multimedia

=Project-based Learning with Multimedia Resources=

Edutopia's [|Project-based Learning Page]
Edutopia is a resource of the George Lucas Education Foundation with some of the best resources related to topics that positive impact education, including Project-based Learning, Technology Integration, and Assessment. Edutopia may not be a book, but it belongs in every teacher's professional library! [|Project-based Learning Instructional Module] [|The Big List on Project Based Learning]

Creating knowledge, not just retelling it.
"The New Plagiarism: Seven Antidotes to Prevent Highway Robbery in an Electronic Age" by Jamie MacKenzie. http://www.questioning.org/Q4/cov98may.html

California's [|Project-based Learning with Multimedia Site]
Packed with great resources for teachers and lots of example of student projects.

[|Taking It Gobal]
[|TIG ed]

Skowhegan (ME) Area Middle School's [|Technology Resource Page]
An awesome collection of resources for teachers doing projects with technology

The [|Educational Video Center] (EVC)
An alternative school in NYC, using documentary making as the vehicle for their curriculum

[|Maine Memory Network]
Gets Maine's students working with local historical societies to electronically archive their primary resources. Allows students to handle and become familiar with documents about their area, learn to be archivists, and then be able to access the resources electronically in the future.

Examples of Student Projects
From [|California] From [|Skowhegan] (ME) [|State of Maine from a Kid's Point of View]

Teacher Resources, including Guide Sheets
From [|Skowhegan] (ME) Mike's [|PowerPoint Help Sheets] From [|California] [|Youth Powered Video] - from EVC