WebQuest Training
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What is a WebQuest? Basically, a WebQuest is an activity that presents groups of students with a challenging task, scenario, or problem to solve.

WEBQUESTS: EXPLANATION - http://www.thirteen.org/edonline/concept2class/month8/index.html
A free workshop presented online by "CONCEPT TO CLASSROOM, "a collaboration between Thirteen Ed Online and Disney Learning Partnership. This workshop is broken down into sections called Explanation, Demonstration, Exploration, and Implementation. Each section answers critical questions, provides short video clips from experts/users, and provides links to other critical information or terms when appropriate. Other workshops are also available, see the descriptions page for more: http://www.thirteen.org/edonline/concept2class/description.html

WRITING AND USING WEBQUESTS <>MATRIX FOR WEBQUESTS - http://webquest.org/
The numbers in the cells represent the number of WebQuests listed at each grade level and subject. This list is a selective one... much more selective than what you'll find if you type "WebQuest" into a search engine! Last update was 2008..







HELP FOR YOUR WEBQUEST

VIRTUAL FIELD TRIPS - http://surfaquarium.com/IT/vftguide.htm
Journey with your students to places heretofore unattainable in your classroom!  From Surfaquarium’s Innovative Teaching.

 

VIRTUAL FIELD TRIPS = http://www.ginaotto.com/VirtualFieldtrips.html

Most Internet Field Trips listed on these pages highlight several web sites selected and evaluated by their authors. Internet Field Trips are designed "primarily as a lesson planning tool for the teacher, but...also consider using them as guided research for students beginning to use the Internet independently." You can do the same. Check these out.





WEBQUEST ARCHIVES     - Compiled by Walter McKenzie Creative Classroom Consulting - mrmck@staffnet.com http://surfaquarium.com/IT/webquest.htm

NELLIES ENGLISH PROJECTS - http://www.nelliemuller.com/elementary_school.htm
There are an amazing assortment of resources on this site; but the webquest links a great. They are divided up by grade and presented in an easy to see table. See also  http://www.nelliemuller.com/Junior_High_WebQuests.htm
Elementary webquests are located at http://www.nelliemuller.com/elementary_school.htm; grades 7-9 at http://www.nelliemuller.com/Junior_High_WebQuests.htm  This is one of the largest collection of webquests links so far, but it is not annotated.


 

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