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are given an authentic audience
don't just hand in work to the teacher for a grade
are more actively engaged in their projects when others view their work
are more willing to do research, revise, fact check, edit, and collaborate
see their work as being valued
submit better projects
are involved in discovery learning, not memorizing and repeating concepts
help build a repository of lessons for fellow educators
become part of a larger, public conversation on topics they teach
collaborate with other educators who have accessed their lessons on the WEB
transform the dynamics of the way they teach
augment classroom instruction with other kinds of activities for student learning
create resources for parents/students to use outside of school
This site is open to schools all over the World. We invite a "global community" of schools to share with us. We'd love to showcase the lessons and projects you are doing with your students. Students cannot submit directly to this site. All projects must be submitted from their teachers, librarians, administrators, etc.
The topics can come from any curricular area and any grade level K - 12, college, and graduate level. We'd like to showcase what you are doing with students. It needs to be in a format that we can publish to the WEB. For example, websites and webpages, slide presentations, teacher or student-created videos, Google Earth projects, Google Map projects, iBooks, Keynote, Power Point, or whatever format you are using in your classes that can be published on the WEB.
Design a project that can be used by other educators to teach a lesson, OR
Design a project that students can view independently as they learn, OR
Submit projects done by your students that demonstrate what they have learned in a unit of study
We will post your final projects/products, but we would also like to include some of your resources that will enhance the lesson such as:
essential questions you've written for the lesson/unit
activities you've had the students do
rubrics you've created for assessment
additional resources provided for students as they learn, such as links to other webpages
documents you create for teacher or student use
Use the Form on the right to sign up. Click here to open the Form.
The Form will ask for some basic information we need to include your school.
Contact the site administrator, Carol LaRow, if you do not hear back in a timely manner.
Carol LaRow, Google Certified Trainer/ Google Innovator / Apple Distinguished Educator