Now you'll form groups and begin to put together your own workshop.
Members of these working groups should, ideally, be colleagues who will
give such workshops within the same geographic area (or state/school district).
Each working groups should write an outline or "action plan" detailing
what information or kinds of activities they would like to include in their
workshop.
Each group should define the "duties" of group members--i.e., Who will
be the web site developer (i.e., put together the web site)? Who
will decide how to structure the workshop? Who will collect Internet
resources? Who will write or collect the standards-based learning
scenarios?
IM PLENUM: Progress reports of individual working groups.
Discussion of reports and exchange of ideas. Groups and workshop-giver
agree on a firm date for submission of final projects (i.e., web sites).
Groups develop their workshop web sites.
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