According to webquest.org "A WebQuest is an inquiry-oriented lesson format in which most or all the information that learners work with comes from the web." Student work usually in groups to discover information the collect from the web to solve a problem.
A webquest contains an introduction, task, process, evaluation, conclusion and credits. All of the information students need to complete a wequest as well as a location to show off their project can be found in a wiki. A wiki can e a great location to have a wiki or give students to show off their work because it is a collaborative space. Students can easily enter their contributions for their webquest into the wiki.
Search for a webquest that you will present to the class explaining the outcome students are expected to create.
Presentation
1. Look for a good webquest in quest garden that you will share with the class.
2. Create a new page. The title of your page will be your group number. For example group 1's page will be titled "group 1"
3. Create a link to the webquest.
4. Answer the following questions on your page.
A webquest contains an introduction, task, process, evaluation, conclusion and credits. All of the information students need to complete a wequest as well as a location to show off their project can be found in a wiki. A wiki can e a great location to have a wiki or give students to show off their work because it is a collaborative space. Students can easily enter their contributions for their webquest into the wiki.
Search for a webquest that you will present to the class explaining the outcome students are expected to create.
Quest Garden
Presentation
1. Look for a good webquest in quest garden that you will share with the class.
2. Create a new page. The title of your page will be your group number. For example group 1's page will be titled "group 1"
3. Create a link to the webquest.
4. Answer the following questions on your page.
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Group 5
Group 6