CD-ROM Table of Contents

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Introduction to Project-Based Learning
What Is Project-Based Learning
Net PBL and Educational Reform
PBL Examples
PBL Success Stories
PBL Readings and Resources
Building a Web Project
Global Schoolhouse Choice Page
Global SchoolNet Mailing Lists
Hilites List
CyberFair List
Expeditions List
Geogame List
WWWEDU List
WWWEDU List
GSH NetPBL - Project-Based Learning on the 'Net
Harnessing the Power of the Web
Harnessing the Power of the Web - Finding Networked Projects
Harnessing the Power of the Web - Choosing a Project
Harnessing the Power of the Web - Evaluating a Project
Harnessing the Power of the Web - The Golden Rules of NetPBL
Harnessing the Power of the Web - Making Networked Projects
Harnessing the Power of the Web - Conducting a Project
Harnessing the Power of the Web - Advertise Your Project
netPBL List
Articles on Professional Development
The Origins of A Global Learning Network by Al Rogers February, 1999
Sharing and Uniting Communities: The International Schools CyberFair Contest
Eratosthenes on the Internet
Observations on educational electronic networks
This Page Has Moved!
The Failure and the Promise of Technology in Education
Global SchoolNet Testimony: Senate Select Committee
What is the FrEdMail Network?
An Overview of the FrEdMail Network
Global SchoolNet's International FrEdMail Network
Internet as Place
This Page Has Moved!
Internet Connectivity Levels
Ballad of an EMail Terrorist (c) 1995 Al Rogers
Collaboration in the Classroom and Over the Internet
Scientist on Tap: Video-Conferencing Over the Internet (c) 1995 Yvonne Marie Andres
Welcome to Classroom Conferencing
October 1995--CU on the Net
Global Schoolhouse in October 1995 Internet World
Videoconf List
Keys to Successful Telecomputing
Elements of an Effective CU-SeeMe Video Conference
Education and the Electronic Frontier
Advantages to Telecomputing
How to Design a Successful Project
This Page Has Moved!
GSN Projects Registry
Keys to Successful Telecomputing
Observations on Educational Electronic Networks
The Teacher's Role in Web Project Development
Identify Learning Objectives
DEFINE
Design
Deliver
GSN Copyright
Introduction to Searching the Internet
Information Resources: Human vs. Digital
Human Resources
Digital Resources
Topic-oriented Research Directories
Search Engines
Primary Document Sources
Library of References, Readings and Resources
Web & HTML Design Guides, Tutorials and References
PBL and Web Project Resources
Internet Research & Searching Tools
Research Resources
CD-ROM Table of Contents
CD-ROM Table of Contents
Old School vs. New School
How to Plan and Organize a Collaborative Project
Establish Project Goals and Objectives
Select a Project
Identify Your Audience
Assessment of Project-Based Learning
Resources for Assessing Project-Based Learning
Peer and Community Review and Feedback
When Disaster Strikes
Net PBL Project Map
Communications: The Power Behind the Web
A Visit to Hillside School
Communications: The Power Behind the Web
The Six A's of Designing Projects
Learn about Networked Projects
Visit Example Networked Project Sites
Characteristics of Networked Projects
Find your Project
Hilites Info
Register and Follow Through
Design a Networked Project
Golden Rules of Project Participation
Advertise Your Project: Finding Partners
Projects Registry - Add a Project
Project Announcement Template
Prepare for Your Project
Conduct & Conclude Your Project
GSH TeleSensations Quickstart Projects
Resources to Help you Plan
Letters to Santa Call for Collaboration
Letters to Santa Project Details
Introduction to Building Teams
Developing trust
Interview: Metadesign
Interviews
Four Stages of Team Development
Characteristics of an Effective Project Team Member
Protect Your Students
Signed Acceptable Use Policies on File
Obtain Parental Consent to Publish Student Work
To publish Names, Photos, and Email Addresses
Articles and Resources on Protecting Children
Communication strategy
Characteristics of Effective Student Web Projects
Define Your Audience and Purpose
Teach or Report on Something "New"
Properly Cite your Information Sources
Encourage Feedback, Review and Evaluation
Include Reflection Pages
Balance Content with Presentation
Pages are Current and Properly Linked
Simple, clean, attractive ...and accessible... layouts
A Visit to Hillside School
Examples of Model Student Web Projects
Elementary/Primary School Example Web Projects
Middle/Lower Secondary School Example Web Projects
High/Senior Secondary School Example Web Projects
Directories of K-12 sites
Brainstorming
Brainstorming - Setting the environment
Brainstorming techniques
Interview: Kristen Korb
Brainstorming - Getting to work
Development Strategy
Identify Tasks and Activities
Create a Timeline
Identify Resources
Enlist Help
DEFINE Summary
Define- Further reading
Information design
Site Structure
Site Navigation
Project site
Places to Host your Web Project
Directories defined
Web development resources
Basics of Web development
Use Consistent Naming Conventions
Color and Graphics
Use Relative Links
Directories and Shared Workspaces
KISS: Keep it Short and Simple
Write for the Web
Balance Content and Presentation
Copyright issues
DESIGN Summary
Design- Further reading
Upload your Project
Beta Test
Final Check
Uploading your Web Project via FTP
Uploading with WS-FTP
Uploading via Fetch
Reflection and Project Narrative Pages
Evaluating your Web Project
Structured Evaluation using a Rubric
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Score
Rubric for Evaluating Student Web Projects
Rubrics
Evaluation Resources
Publicize Your Successes!
DELIVER Summary
Using E-mail to find Human Resources
Friends and Acquaintances
Academia
Government
Direct Approach
Tips for Soliciting Help through E-mail
Search Tools for Finding People
Mailing Lists
Sources for finding Mailing Lists
Mailing List Tips
Organizing Messages
Organizing Mailboxes
Filtering Messages
Finding Digital Resources
Topic Oriented Directories
Advantages of Topic Oriented Directories
Disadvantages of Topic Oriented Directories
Topic-oriented Research Directories
Search Engines
The Language of Search Engines
Advantages of using Search Engines
Disadvantages of using Search Engines
Search Engines
Net-Smarts -- or becoming Netwise
S.E.A.R.C.H. - a Model for the Internet Search Process
Evaluating Internet-based Resources
Evaluation Problems to Look For
Sample Evaluation Tools
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators : Critical Evaluation Survey
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators : Critical Evaluation Survey
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators : Critical Evaluation Survey
Evaluating Internet-based Information: A Goals-based Approach
Organizing Your Research
Selecting Your Topic
Collecting Information
Organizing Your Information
1. Selected Model Internet Projects
2. Finding Teacher Projects: Registries and Mailing Lists
3. Planning and Organizing NetPBL and Web Projects
4. Evaluating Projects and Student Web Pages
5. Readings in Educational Reform and PBL
6. Free Email Hosting Services
Right Menu
Harnessing the Power: Credits and Contributions
Introduction to Project-Based Learning
Harness the Power: Finding Projects, Partners & Collaborative Tools
Making Collaborative Learning Projects
Friendship Through Education
Global SchoolNet Guidlines for Global Citizens
GSN Internet PROJECTs Registry
GSN Internet PROJECTs Registry
GSN Internet PROJECTs Registry
Edit Contact Info
GSN Internet PROJECTs Registry
GSN Internet PROJECTs Registry
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Contact Global SchoolNet
Global SchoolNet Privacy Policy
Global SchoolNet Terms of Use Policy
Global SchoolNet Copyright
K-12 Opportunities List
International Schools CyberFair - sponsored by Global SchoolNet
CyberFair At a Glance
International Schools CyberFair 2006 Winners - sponsored by Global SchoolNet
CyberFair Winners Press Release 2006 - Sponsored by Global SchoolNet
CyberFair 2006 Winners List
International Schools CyberFair 2006
International Schools CyberFair: Best Future Thinking Projects 2006
International Schools CyberFair 2005 Winners - sponsored by Global SchoolNet
CyberFair Winners 2005 Press Release
Congratulations to ALL the awesome CyberFair 2005 projects
International Schools CyberFair: Best Future Thinking Projects 2005
International Schools CyberFair 2004 Winners
CyberFair Winners 2004 Press Release
CyberFair 2004 Winners List
International Schools CyberFair 2003 Winners
CyberFair Winners 2003 Press Release
CATEGORY 1: LOCAL LEADERS
CyberFair Winners
CyberFair Winners 2002 Press Release
International Schools CyberFair 2001 Winners
International Schools CyberFair 2000 Winners
Congratulations to the 1999 CyberFair Winners
Winners 1998: International Schools CyberFair
CyberFair 1997 Winners
CyberFair 1996 Winners
How to Introduce CyberFair at Your School - International Schools CyberFair
CyberFair Project Narrative Explained
CyberFair Project Narrative
International Schools CyberFair: Participant Banner
How to Get Publicity - International Schools CyberFair
How to Contact Media - International Schools CyberFair
Press Advisory - International Schools CyberFair
Press Release Template: International Schools CyberFair
Frequently Asked Questions
Categories: International Schools CyberFair
CyberFair Category 1: Local Leaders
CyberFair Category 2: Community Groups & Special Populations
CyberFair Category 3: Business and Community Organizations
CyberFair Category 4: Local Specialties
CyberFair Category 5: Local Attractions (Natural and Man-Made)
CyberFair Category 6: Historical Landmarks
CyberFair Category 7: Environmental Awareness Issues
CyberFair Category 8: Local Music and Art Forms
CyberFair 3-Step Instructions
CyberFair Rules & Instructions
CyberFair Project Checklist
Peer Review Rubric
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CyberFair Projects Home Page
FORM: Project Login & Registration
Peer Review: International Schools CyberFair
Peer Review: International Schools CyberFair
Projects Select Page
FORM: Project Login & Registration
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Meet the Judges: International Schools CyberFair
International Schools CyberFair - Meet the Judges 2006
Meet the Judges: International Schools CyberFair 2000
International Schools CyberFair - Meet the Judges 2005
International Schools CyberFair - Meet the Judges 2004
International Schools CyberFair - Meet the 2003 Judges
Meet the Judges: International Schools CyberFair 2002
Meet the Judges: International Schools CyberFair 2001
Meet the Judges: International Schools CyberFair 2000
Meet the Judges: International Schools CyberFair 1999
Meet the Judges: International Schools CyberFair 1998
Meet the Judges: International Schools CyberFair 1997
CyberFair Awards & Incentives
International Schools CyberFair Winners
CyberFair Affiliate Partners: Regional and National
Success Stories: International Schools CyberFair
More Success Stories: International Schools CyberFair
International Schools CyberFair Testimonials
CyberFair: Help Us Help Kids
CybreFair: Contact Us
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Doors to Diplomacy: Sponsored by US State Department and Global SchoolNet
Doors to Diplomacy: At a Glance
Doors to Diplomacy 2006 Winners - sponsored by Global SchoolNet and the US State Department
Florida, Macedonia Students Take Top Honors in International Diplomacy Competition: 2006 Doors to Diplomacy Awards Announced
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Doors to Diplomacy 2005 Winners - sponsored by Global SchoolNet and the US State Department
Ohio, India Students Take Top Honors in International Diplomacy Competition: 2005 Doors to Diplomacy Awards Announced
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Doors to Diplomacy 2004 Winners
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Doors to Diplomacy 2003 Winners
Doors to Diplomacy Winners Press Release
Project Rules
Doors to Diplomacy: Project Narrative Explained
Doors to Diplomacy: Project Narrative
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How to Contact Media: Doors to Diplomacy
Press Advisory: Doors to Diplomacy
Press Release Template: Doors to Diplomacy
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Doors to Diplomacy: Participant Banner
Doors to Diplomacy: Categories
Doors to Diplomacy: Content Standards for USA
Doors to Diplomacy Category 1: World Leaders
Doors to Diplomacy Category 2: Peace & Democracy - Social Issues
Doors to Diplomacy Category 3: Business, Tade and Economics
Doors to Diplomacy Category 4: Science and Technology
Doors to Diplomacy Category 5: Safety and Security
Doors to Diplomacy Category 6: History of Foreign Relationss
Doors to Diplomacy Category 7: Health and Environmental Awareness Issues
Doors to Diplomacy Category 8: Arts and Culture
Doors to Diplomacy: 3-Step Assignment
Peer Review Rubric
DOORS Rubric
Doors to Diplomacy: Projects Home Page
FORM: Project Login & Registration
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doors/rubric/judgerubric.html
Projects Select Page
FORM: Project Login & Registration
DOORS Rubric
Doors to Diplomacy Winners
Doors to Diplomacy: Meet the Judges
Doors to Diplomacy: Awards
Doors to Diplomacy: Template
Doors to Diplomacy
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This Page Has Moved!
GSH GeoGame Project Home Page
GSH GeoGame: Play a Game
GSH GeoGame Project Login
GSH GeoGame Project
Welcome to GSH GeoGame
GSH GeoGame Project
GSH GeoGame Project
Build a New Instant Game
GSH GeoGame: Play the Game
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GSH GeoGame: Clue Information
GSH GeoGame Project
GSH GeoGame Project
Global SchoolNet Supports Jane Goodall Institute
This Page Has Moved!
The Letters to Santa Project
The Letters to Santa Project
Project Overview
The Letters to Santa Project
The Newsday Project
Newsday Newspapers on the Web