Under Construction - Building Web Sites as a Project-Based Learning Activity for ABE/ESOL Classes: Tips for Teachers

This book is designed to provide adult literacy and ESOL staff developers and teachers with some simple, user-friendly guidance on using project based instruction and technology to build a web site with students.

Author(s)
Jeff Carter
Steve Quann
Author(s) Organizational Affiliation
World Education
Publication Year
2003
Resource Type
Product
Number of Pages
59
Required Training

Basic knowledge of the web.  Basic web development is useful, and the document provides links to resources to address these skills.

What the experts say

Under Construction is a useful tool for instructors who want to introduce their students to some basic technology skills and/or use the World Wide Web to publish student products. The book not only provides step-by-step guide to building a web site with students, but also introduces the rationale for using project-based instruction and using technology as a tool. The quotes from teachers who have used this approach add interest and real-life examples. Very practical hints, suggestions, and cautions provide valuable information for first-timers. This resource guide not only encourages adult students to be technology learners, but also guides the teacher in promoting the use of technology while encouraging authentic learning.

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