EXPLORATION FORUM: Engaging Critical Thinking with Collaboration Collaborative Project Web Sites
Many free websites provide students and teachers with ideas, strategies, and options for creating collaborative learning environments. Beginning by giving students one or two choices for the content of a writing assignment, or providing ongoing context for lessons heavy in content and factual information, is a great way to begin involving students in taking more ownership for their own learning experience. Below are links to Collaborative Project Web Site examples and resources that address the philosophical and pedagogical underpinnings of this collaboration strategy. WEB SITE:Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration
Collaborative Project Web Sites
Many free websites provide students and teachers with ideas, strategies, and options for creating collaborative learning environments. Beginning by giving students one or two choices for the content of a writing assignment, or providing ongoing context for lessons heavy in content and factual information, is a great way to begin involving students in taking more ownership for their own learning experience. Below are links to Collaborative Project Web Site examples and resources that address the philosophical and pedagogical underpinnings of this collaboration strategy.
WEB SITE: Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration
WEB SITE: ePals Global Community
WEB SITE: GlobalSchoolNet.org