1. What is
Project Based Inquiry (PBI)?

2. The PBI Process allows the learner to:
Ask a compelling question
Investigate and analyze
information
Creatively synthesize
information
Share the product
Reflect and revise

3. PBI emphasizes the creation of an
artifact that illustrates the answer
to the compelling question.

4. PBI encourages the
leaner to think at
multiple levels across
Bloom's taxonomy

5. The PBI Process
provides an
additional
level of
Blooms
Taxonomy:
The Publish level

6. PBI ultimately privileges the highest order thinking
in the creative process due to its emphasis on
artifact construction.

7. Why use
Project Based Inquiry (PBI)?

8. To engage learners of all ages in learning
opportunities that connect to their world.

9. To engage
learners in
challenging
and
complex
intellectual
work

10. To challenge and motivate learners
toward knowledge creation that is
creative and innovative

11. To explore ways to
"create to learn"
through the use of technology tools.

12. Return to
Collaborative Video Inquiry
to begin your PBI project!