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WebQuests (ICT Integration)

Module 1 - Instructions for Group Members

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Group Member 1

By the end of this task you should have answers to the following questions:

  • What is a WebQuest?
  • Who developed WebQuests?
  • Who uses WebQuests and in what circumstances?
  • What are the unique features of a WebQuest - outstanding features that enhance the quality of learning?

Resources:

» About WebQuests (just read the text, do not click on links)
» WebQuest Sends Students Back in Time (read and click on the link in the second paragraph)
» Building Blocks for WebQuests

Group Member 2

By the end of this task you should have answers to the following questions:

  • On what learning theories are WebQuests based?
  • What is the nature of learning in which the learners are engaged when participating in a WebQuest?
  • What thinking skills are typically developed during participation in a WebQuest?
  • Use Bloom's taxonomy and try to find examples of how a few specific thinking skills are developed in a specific WebQuest

» All about WebQuests
» Bloom's Taxonomy

Group Member 3

By the end of this task you should have answers to the following questions:

  • What are the building blocks of a WebQuest?
  • What are the unique characteristics of a WebQuest as a learning resource?
  • What makes WebQuests special?

» About WebQuests
» Building blocks of WebQuests
» Interview with Bernie Dodge (online - read from the paragraph above his photo, halfway down the article)

Group Member 4

By the end of this task you should have answers to the following questions:

  • Where can one find WebQuests?
    Find several large collections and as many other ways of finding WebQuests as you can.
  • How does one evaluate WebQuests?
    Find evaluation tools for WebQuests.
  • Identify a source of top quality WebQuests.

» WebQuest rubric
» WebQuest training materials
» The WebQuest Portal