Active and Collaborative Learning

By Donna L. Gilton

Active Learning

• Active Learning Sites Grades K-6.
• Center for Teaching Learning and Technology. Active Learning.

• Dodge, Bernie. Active Learning on the Web.
• _____. Active Learning on the Web (K-12 Version)
• Grassian, Esther and Joan R. Kaplowitz. Information Literacy Instruction: Theory and Practice. NY: Neal-Schuman, 2009 pp. 94-107.

Inquiry-based Learning.

• Concept to Classroom. What is Inquiry-Based Learning?
• Northeastern Illinois University. Inquiry Based Learning.
• TeAchology. What is Inquiry-based Learning?

Resource-based Learning

• Best Practices: Instructional Strategies and Techniques. Resource-based Learning.
• Building Information Literach. Resource-Based Learning: What is It?
• Campbell, Lisa, et. al. Resource-Based Learning.

Problem-based Learning

• Maricopa Center for Learning and Instruction. Problem Based Learning.
• Purser, Ronald E. Problem-Based Learning.
• Rhem, James. Problem-Based Learning: An Introduction.
• Samford University. Problem-Based Learning.
• Study Guides and Strategies. Cooperative Learning Series: Problem-Based Learning.
• University of Delaware. Problem-Based Learning at the University of Delaware.

Project-based Learning

• Global SchoolNet. Introduction to Project-Based Learning.
• Houghton Mifflin's Project Based Learning Space. Background Knowledge and Theory.
• Project Based Learning Online.

Collaborative Learning

• Gokhale, Anuradha A. Collaborative Learning Enhances Critical Thinking.
• Collaborative Learning Project.

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