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Century Project Based Learning Model (Cross Subject PBL)
Background
To enable teachers from the region to interact and share best practices in the area and also help
further strengthen networks between education institutions in ASEAN to support ASEAN
Communities 2015, Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization Regional Open Learning
Centre (SEAMOLEC) will conduct the Project Based Learning model entitled 21 Century Project
Based Learning Model (Cross Subject PBL) among schools in Southeast Asia and other SEAMEO
associated member countries. SEAMOLEC with 16 years of experience in developing of Open and
Distance Learning in Southeast Asia consider that there is a need to foster 21st skills especially the
4Cs skills creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication in the learning process of
schools particularly in Southeast Asia. These activities will consist of one month online course and
face-to-face workshop. An online social learning network will be used as a media to provide
materials sharing, discussions, interactions, and also evaluation for students among countries.
Objective
1. Trying out on certain Project-based Learning Model associated with 21
st
century skill
development.
2. Equipping and empowering the participants with the ability to create Cross-Curricular project
ideas and incorporate digital tools and resources
3. Conducting feasibility study on e-collaborative learning model among schools in Southeast Asia
and SEAMEO associated member countries to develop culture tolerance among countries
To reach this goal, Participants will:
Design, discuss and arrange a pilot project
Be introduced to some digital tools to support the project
Be introduced to some tips in managing projects
Be encouraged to create projects idea suitable for their context
Mechanism
There are six activities involved in this model described as follow:
1. Online course on 21
st
Century Project Based Learning Model (Cross Subject PBL) for teachers.
This phase is needed to get mutual understanding among participants about issues and
challenges in PBL, PBL across subject, 21 century skills in PBL as well as integrating Edmodo
in PBL. It will be also the first stage of planning their PBL pilot project. These activities will
be conducted one month and they are illustrated below:
o The participants have to join the virtual class in www.edmodo.com as a teacher and
go to the class 21
st
Century Project-based Learning (Across Subject) with the class
code is ypuj7q.
o Once you join the class please send a confirmation email to pbl@seamolec.org.
o Once SEAMOLEC get your confirmation then facilitator will add you into the group
where you belong to.
o The participants will be divided into 8 groups as follows:
Group Name Members
Group 1 SILN Indonesia in Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur)
SILN Indonesia in Malaysia (Kinabalu)
SILN Indonesia in Singapore
Indonesian Schools
Malaysia Schools
Singapore Schools
Group 2 Indonesian Schools
Vietnam Schools
Lao PDR Schools
Group 3 SILN Indonesia in Philippines (Davao)
Indonesian Schools
Philippines Schools
Group 4 SILN Indonesia in Myanmar (Yangon)
Indonesian Schools
Cambodia Schools
Myanmar Schools
Group 5 SILN Indonesia in Thailand (Bangkok)
Indonesian Schools
Thailand Schools
Group 6 SILN Indonesia in Japan (Tokyo)
Indonesian Schools
Japan Schools
Group 7 SILN Indonesia in Saudi Arabia (Riyadh)
SILN Indonesia in Egypt (Cairo)
Group Name Members
Indonesian Schools
Saudi Arabia Schools
Egypt Schools
Group 8 SILN Indonesia in Netherland
SILN Indonesia in Russia
SILN Indonesia in Serbia
Indonesian Schools
Netherland Schools
Russia Schools
Serbia Schools
England Schools
France Schools
o Please go to the class in your Edmodo then it will show the name of the group at
your left navigation.
o Each group will be facilitated by facilitators and assist you to the depth of
understanding about issues and challenges in PBL, PBL across subject, 21 century
skills in PBL as well as integrating Edmodo in PBL.
o Participants are expected to get actively involved in weekly activity during 1 month
to achieve optimal goals in further face to face workshop.
The rundown of the online activities will be as follow:
Week Topic
Week 1 Goal of PBL 2014
Issues and Challenges in Project Based Learning
Week 2 Project Based Learning Across Subject
Week 3 21
st
Century Skills In Project Based Learning
Week 4 Integrating Edmodo in Project Based Learning
Final Assignment
2. Face-to-face workshop on 21
st
Century Project Based Learning Model (Cross Subject PBL) for
teachers
This workshop will be held in three days and it will be conducted after online course. This
phase is needed to enhance participants understanding in the 21
st
Century Project-based
Learning (Across Subject) concept and implementation, to work together with their partners
in planning a pilot project for their students, and also to explore other tools that support
their activities by integrating 21
st
century skills. Participants should present and share the
result in online forum on the last day. Illustration of workshop activities is displayed as
follow:
3. Pre-Test for Students Involved
Prior to starting the project based learning, a Pre-test will be conducted to measure the
amount of pre-existing knowledge on the project topic and to indicate to the student the
learning level of the project. The pre-test is related to the topic of the project, which is
Climate Change and will be covering different school subject, among others, Math,
Biology, Geography and English. This test will be in the form of multiple choices and essays
and will be conducted online using Edmodo.
4. Implementation of 21
st
Century Project Based Learning Model (Cross Subject PBL)
Schools have to implement a pilot project for one month, and should be across activities
among students in other countries based on their PBL design agreed during online as well as
during the face to face workshop. SEAMOLEC Facilitators are going to assist and supervise
during the pilot project conducted. At the end the Teachers have to make a report by using
template provided and share this report to the forum.
5. Post-Test for Students
A post-test will be conducted to measure the learning as a result of the project
implementation and to see the appropriateness of the learning process. Similar to the pre-
test, the post test will be conducted online using Edmodo in the form of multiple choice and
essays. The coverage of the test will be based on some school subjects, i.e. Math, Biology,
Geography and English.
6. Post Implementation of 21
st
Century Project Based Learning Model (Cross Subject PBL)
At the end of the implementation of Project Based Learning, each participating school will
join the international Online Seminar Conducted by SEAMOLEC and will have to present and
share the result of the Project Based Learning Model implemented in their schools.
SEAMOLEC will evaluate the result of this implementation based on some criteria, among
others, the suitability of the PBL with the timeline, the teachers efforts in ensuring students
learning, the teachers effort in supporting collaboration among students (schools) and the
success of the project implementation. Awards will be rewarded to three best schools.
Participants
There will be at least 36 institutions expected joining the program will be divided into 2 batches as
follow:
Participants Batch
1. SILN Indonesia in Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur)
2. SILN Indonesia in Malaysia (Kinabalu)
3. SILN Indonesia in Singapore
4. Indonesian Schools
5. Malaysia Schools
6. Singapore Schools
1
7. Indonesian Schools
8. Vietnam Schools
9. Lao PDR Schools
1
10. SILN Indonesia in Philippines (Davao)
11. Indonesian Schools
12. Philippines Schools
1
13. SILN Indonesia in Myanmar (Yangon)
14. Indonesian Schools
15. Cambodia Schools
16. Myanmar Schools
1
17. SILN Indonesia in Thailand (Bangkok)
18. Indonesian Schools
19. Thailand Schools
1
20. SILN Indonesia in Japan (Tokyo)
21. Indonesian Schools
2
Participants Batch
22. Japan Schools
23. SILN Indonesia in Saudi Arabia (Riyadh)
24. SILN Indonesia in Egypt (Cairo)
25. Indonesian Schools
26. Saudi Arabia Schools
27. Egypt Schools
2
28. SILN Indonesia in Netherland
29. SILN Indonesia in Russia
30. SILN Indonesia in Serbia
31. Indonesian Schools
32. Netherland Schools
33. Russia Schools
34. Serbia Schools
35. England Schools
36. France Schools
2
1. Each country is suggested to involve at least 1 school within the country.
2. Participants are geography, mathematics, biology, or English teachers for grade 8 grade 11
(Junior High & Senior High)
3. Participants have proficiency in IT minimumusing office application, browser, and email.
4. All programs held in English. Proficiency in English is needed.
5. Participants will be required to bring their own laptop/notebook during the workshop.
Schedule
No Activites Batch 1 Batch 2
1 Online Training 12 May 12 June 2014
2 Face to face workshop 17-19 June 2014 2-4 September 2014
3 Pre-Test for Student 20 June 2014 5 September 2014
4 PBL Implementation 23 June 11 August 2014 4 September 4 October 2014
5 Post Test for Student 12-13 August 2014 6-7 October 2014
6 Implementation Report 25-26 August 2014 6-7 October 2014
7 International Online
Seminar
2 September 2014 9 October 2014
8 Announcement of the
best practices
10 October 2014
Venue of the F2F Workshop
F2F workshop will be conducted in each country. Host country is suggested to provide venue of the
workshop consist of:
1. Class room for 20 participants or computer laboratory (if participants do not able to bring
their own laptop/notebook).
2. One LCD Projector.
3. Whiteboard and markers.
4. Internet connection for participants.
5. Extension cable for participants laptop.
6. Flipchart Paper and markers for group work (If possible)
SEAMOLEC Person In Charge
Coordinator
Anti Rismayanti
R&D Manager
Email : anti@seamolec.org
Mobile : 0817101989
No Contact Person Country Email
BATCH 1
1 Nurhajati Singapore atie@seamolec.org
2 Reynaldo Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) edo@seamolec.org
3 Timbul Pardede Philippine (Davao) tpardede@seamolec.org
4 Anti Rismayanti Thailand anti@seamolec.org
5 Dewi Sopiah Myanmar dewi@seamolec.org
6 Nursaadah Malaysia (Kinabalu) nursadaah@seamolec.org
7 Cahya Ratih Lao PDR cahya@seamolec.org
8 Ith Vuthy Cambodia vuthyaina@seamolec.org
9 M. Andriansyah Vietnam andri@seamolec.org
BATCH 2
1 Cahya Egypt cahya@seamolec.org
2 Anti Rismayanti England and France anti@seamolec.org
3 M. Andriansyah Russia andri@seamolec.org
4 Timbul Pardede Netherland tpardede@seamolec.org
5 Prayitno Saudi Arabia, Spain prayitno@seamolec.org
6 Nurhajati Japan atie@seamolec.org
7 Nurhaeti Indonesia eti@seamolec.org
Roles
To implement this model require participation and funding from several parties. The following
parties are involved with their respective roles. Funding for the task and role is charged to the
respective institutions.
1. SEAMOLEC
a. Preparing TOR and guideline of SEAEDUNET 2.0.
b. Coordinating with host/country coordinator.
c. Providing online tutors
d. Providing 3 persons as face to face workshop facilitators.
e. Providing online training materials and workshop materials.
f. Providing international flight, meals, and also per diemfor workshop facilitators.
g. Providing training kits and certificates for all participants.
h. Providing International Online Seminar platform.
i. Providing awards.
j. Report writing on program implementation.
2. MoE/SILN/Embassy/School/Institution as a host/country coordinator
a. Inviting workshop participants.
b. Involving into online and Face to face activities.
c. Providing venue of the Face to face workshop.
d. Providing meals for participants.
e. Providing accommodation for resource person (if possible)
f. Providing accommodation and local transport/per diem for participants during F2F
workshop. (if needed)
3. Schools Involved
a. Providing participants for online and F2F workshop.
b. Facilitating meals, accommodation, and local transport/per diem for participants
during F2F workshop. (if needed)
c. Implementing e-collaborative learning.
d. Report writing (lesson learned and evaluation) on implementation and learning
collaboration in each school.

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