3.2 Define the Products of PBL
A community supper, a podcast, a mural, a petition: in PBL, “products” may come in many forms. What matters is not how they look, but how well they answer the driving question and how much they mean to the people they’re made for.
This lesson presents the main types of products and two new examples, including What in the World?, a podcast on current events made by students in a foreign language. You’ll also see how a strong product grows through drafts, feedback and revision, and why sometimes the final presentation can be the product itself.
The best product isn’t the flashiest one, but the most meaningful!
