How to create a successful learning experience using Project-Based Learning

We're going to show you how to build your learning environment using the so-called Project-Based Learning approach.

Hey Readers,

You’ve probably heard of (or even used) Project-Based Learning.. still, we want to share the mini-workshop we’ve had with our community member, Kyle Wagner, who’s been in the field for 12 years.

Kyle brought us into a whole new game of designing a curriculum that certainly gives high value to students.

It unlocks the challenge of transforming students through your course and making them workforce-ready.

So here are the most important points from the workshop:

No one has (or very few have) read the manual when learning to play a video game. We get into the game immediately. Why not apply this real-world scenario in your course design?
Make your students “experience learning,” not just you teaching them lessons
Doing a project is different from Project-Based Learning. As Kyle said, When the project guides the learning, the learning becomes natural and not forced.
Start with asking your students the right questions and encourage them to ask open-ended questions
Translate those questions into a course design, activities, or modules
Define what kind of transformation does your students want after taking your course
There are 8 Key Elements in using Project-Based Learning

Want to experience what I'm talking about? Watch this 50-min workshop below.