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Running Head: Webquest Analysis 1

Assignment 2.2a
Claire Freeman
Professor Phillips
MAT 675
National University










Running Head: Webquest Analysis 2

Webquests
Title Address Content Area Description
The Carbon
Paradox: Cant
Live With It, Cant
Live Without It
http://questgarden.com/05
/24/6/051020090320/inde
x.htm


Science, Grade 9-
12
This webquest
creates an engaging
scenario for students,
and involves
research, online labs,
and problem solving
using knowledge
obtained during the
webquest.
Your Carbon
Footprint
http://quest
garden.com/51/72/9/0
70523132104/index.ht
m

Social Science,
Science, Grade 9-
12
Students research
environmental
policy, calculate their
carbon footprint,
evaluate their
lifestyle, and present
ways to reduce their
carbon footprint.
This webquest has
direct application to
students lives.
However, this
webquest is more
like a series of
activities completed
by the student. The
introduction is not as
well developed as
some other quests
listed here.
Carbon Dioxide
and Our
Environment
http://questgarden.
com/99/07/1/1003
23102706/index.ht
m

Science, Social
Science, Grade 9-
12
In this webquest,
students attempt to
persuade their
audience and can
present their
information in their
selection from a
variety of formats.
Students work in
groups to complete
this webquest.
Climate Change
and You
http://questgarden.
com/65/67/3/0805
Science, Social
Science, Grade 9-
Students take on the
role of different
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06211452/index.ht
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12 characters as
assigned by the
webquest. Working
in a group, students
attempt to persuade
their audience of
their characters
position regarding
the climate change
controversy.
Students are able to
see real world
applications, and
conduct research
regarding a topic that
they have likely
already heard about
in the news.
Climate Change:
What Should We
Do About It?
http://questgarden.
com/66/20/6/0805
25111644/

Science, Social
Science, Grade 9-
12
Students explore
current information
and develop a
course of action
based on their
research. This
webquest has real
world applications
and (part of it)
encourages students
to consider the steps
that they can take to
reduce climate
change. It also
encourages students
to understand the
steps that can be
taken on a National
or Global scale to
reduce climate
change.
Climate Challenge http://questgarden.
com/146/73/5/120
722162904/index.h
tm

Science, Grade 9-
12
This webquest helps
students analyze the
effects of climate
change on weather,
conservation of
natural resources,
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and humanitarian
relief. This webquest
would be particularly
engaging to students
when considering the
increase in natural
disasters resulting
from climate change.
How do Natural
Hazards turn into
Natural
Disasters?
http://questgarden.
com/100/81/2/100
411200745/index.h
tm

Science, Grade 9-
12
This webquest asks
students to select a
type of natural
disaster, research it
and present it to a
panel. The students
will present their
type of disaster as
the worst and will
present reasons why,
in terms of risk to
people. As result,
these types of
incidents will receive
the most attention
and funding from
FEMA.
Which Renewable
Energy Resource
is Better?
http://questgarden.
com/67/05/5/0806
13112545/

Science, Grade 9-
12
Students evaluate
renewable energy
resources in the
context of building
design. Students
attempt to persuade
the contractor
(their audience) that
their selection for a
renewable energy
source will be the
best alternative to
fossil fuels.

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