Project Based Learning (PBL) & AI Part 3

This third and final course in the PBL and AI series brings together everything educators have built across the series - the foundational mindsets, the inquiry structures, the real-world connections—and asks how to make that learning visible and how to sustain the practice. The closing stages of a PBL experience are where some of the most important learning happens, when the conditions are right: reflection deepens understanding, well-designed feedback changes what learners do next, and a showcase that asks learners to communicate their thinking to a real audience asks something of them that an assignment submission could not. Across three modules, facilitators examine how to design meaningful reflection and revision cycles, support learners in communicating their thinking with clarity and purpose for authentic audiences, and develop the professional habits that keep their PBL practice grounded and adaptable in a changing AI landscape. Throughout, they partner with AI as a planning and feedback tool - using it to support the cycles of reflection and revision that turn a project into genuine learning, without displacing the relational and professional judgment that the work requires. By the end of this course—and this series—educators will have a complete AI-enhanced PBL practice that integrates inquiry design, learner agency, and intentional, human-centered uses of AI from the first question asked to the final showcase delivered.

HOW TO ACCESS YOUR COURSE MATERIALS

Within 1-2 business days of your Ashland registration, you will receive an email from your course content provider, Ed3, containing instructions on how to access your course materials. If you do not see an email within 48 hrs, please check your junk or spam folders.
You will be working with Ed3, through their Learning Management System, to complete the course, after which, you will receive your completion certificate via email, and AU will record this on your transcript.  We will notify you by email once this is done, with instructions on how to view and order transcripts.