As you were putting together your workshop solution, you probably noticed that it has the perfect structure for showcasing and evaluating projects and other capstone-type student activities. Not only does it allow students to post and share their work, and to comment in an ongoing way, it also allows them to modify their displayed work and even to put together joint projects.
Now you can build a workshop, but instead of simply using it as a place to collaborate, you're using it as a place to display and showcase a body of work. How? The answer is really quite simple. It's in the palm of your hands.
Keep in mind that the biggest hurdle has already been overcome. You've already learned how to put together workshops, and you know how to implement strategies for encouraging students to contribute their work and ideas. Keep in mind that the workshop format is ideal for encouraging students to pursue their own interests and to choose topics that are relevant...