Use Project-Based Learning to Meet the National Educational
Technology StandardsPosted by Andrew K. Miller on Apr 26, 2012
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Original > The ISTE NETS (National Educational Technology
Standards) are more than just simple content standards and
learning objectives. If examined closely, they truly can foster
an educational shift to engaging, relevant, technology-rich
learning. In terms of project-based learning (PBL), the ISTE
NETS, not only align, but can truly support a PBL environment.
After my own examination, I felt we must have a #pblchat on the
subject. Weeks ago, this was our topic. Feel free review the
storify archive of the whole chat to get more ideas. Here are
some of my ideas and take-aways as well