New PBL Assessment Guide
Edutopia has just published my new guide to assessing PBL. It's organized to follow the arc of a project, with tools and resources to help along the way. Download your free copy here, and please add to the conversation by sharing your suggestions. 
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Permalink Reply by JoAnn Jacobs on -
Suzie,
Thanks so much for the Assessment Guide, got it yesterday from Edutopia. Also liked the blog you posted on twitter. Your help is much appreciated.
JoAnn
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Permalink Reply by Jane Krauss on -
You rock, Suzie. The guide is really useful!
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Permalink Reply by Julie Lindsay on
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Thanks Suzie....and interesting resource.
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Permalink Reply by Margaret Young on -
Hi Susie thanks for the download tip. I have downloaded the book and will enjoy reading it and trying out the ideas.
Cheers
Maggie
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