Choose the fastest project path

01See the whole route02Set up your first class03Choose your first project04Assign your first project

Chapter 3 of 41. See the whole route2. Set up your first class3. Choose your first project4. Assign your first project

Choose your first projectLesson 1 of 3

1 · Choose the fastest project path2 · Inspect the project before you use it3 · Confirm the project is ready to assign

Chapter 3 · Lesson 1

Choose the fastest project path

Use an existing Published project for the shortest route, or choose a remix or authoring path when the project needs to change.

For the shortest first success, open Find and choose an existing Published project that fits the class. You can use it as-is and learn the assignment workflow before taking on authoring.

Use the shortest path first

Start with the Rectangle Pick or a shelf when you want strong ideas. Use search, subject, grade, and duration when you already know the need. The complete All projects grid remains available below those starting points.

Open a project whose driving question, grade range, subject, and duration are plausible for the class. The next lesson checks the complete design before you assign it.

Use a different path when the work calls for it:

• remix a published project when the source is close but needs adaptation;
• start from a Craft Pattern when you want an editor-reviewed structure;
• start blank when you already know the shape you want to build.

You can learn Craft Patterns, blank authoring, and the full remix workflow later. They are not prerequisites for running a strong published project.

Need more detail?Understand FindBrowse curated projects in FindChoose how to start a projectRemix a published projectStart with a Craft Pattern

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Find opens with one Rectangle Pick, useful project shelves, and the complete catalog. Search or filters move the page into a focused results state. Select the image to enlarge it.

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