Taking the Mystery Out of WebQuests: Building WebQuests for Middle and High School Students
Session 51135
Workshop Hand-Outs
Resources
FREE Magazine Subscriptions
Links
ISTE
- NETS for Students
- NETS for Teachers
- Curriculum Integration Lessons
Saving WebQuests (Social Bookmarking)
Locating WebQuests
- How To
- SDSU WebQuest Database
- Search Thinkfinity
- Midge Frazel's sources
Creating Your Own WebQuest
Places to build your WebQuest
- In a Wiki: PBwiki.com
- Instant WebQuest
- Filamentality
- Quest Garden
Implementing your WebQuest:
- Ideas from Delaney & Reeves
Not Quite a WebQuest--Other Web-Based Learning Activities :
- from Michael Krauss
Sample WebQuests
Add your favorite WebQuests to the list below. If you need to create another category, feel free to do so. To create a link, type the name of the WebQuest. Then, highlight the name. Click on the "Link" tool in top toolbar. In the "Link Type" box, use the pull-down menu to select URL. Then, copy and paste the URL (the web address) into the box. Be sure the protocol (first of address--like http://) is correct. Don't forget to click "Save."
Technology for Teachers:
WebQuests Created During Workshop
Add your WebQuests to the list below. You may use the "Attach file" command in the top toolbar. Simply use the "browse" button to locate where you have saved the file; then, click "upload." You should see your file added. Don't forget to hit "Save."
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