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The WebQuest
Computers and the Internet are valuable teaching and learning tools.
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Teaching and Learning with the WebQuest
Access to facts
Knowledge and wisdom
Guidance on how
Select
Evaluate
Apply
Organize
Synthesize
Communicate ideas
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Learners Need
Time
To watch, wonder
To explore, question, search
To create
Opportunities
Choices and Alternatives
Explore
Do
Travel
Interact
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Learners Need
Tools
Resources
Technologies
Material for physical and mental work
Experience
Practical
Meaningful
Active participation
Varied activities
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Learners Need
Motivation
Self-directed
Relevant and Meaningful
Authentic activities
Models
Positive
supportive
enthusiastic
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Learners Need
Strategies
Techniques to cope with
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Problems
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Why Use a WebQuest?
Justify the cost of placing computers in
classrooms
Administrators and parents are concerned about
students' unguided use of the Internet.
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Building Blocks
Introduction
Task
Process
Resources
Evaluation
Conclusion
Teacher Page
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WebQuests Support
Teamwork
Collaborative
Cooperative
Critical thinking
Self-discovery
Self-directed
Self-paced
Inquiry-based
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Duration
Short Term
One to three lessons
Knowledge acquisition and integration
Significant amount of information and
makes sense of it
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Duration
Long Term
A week to one month
Instructional goal
Extend and expand knowledge
Refine knowledge
Learner
analyzes a body of knowledge
transforms it
demonstrates understanding
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Thinking skills
comparing
classifying
inducing
deducing
analyzing errors
constructing support
abstraction
analyzing perspectives
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Resources
http://www.nelliemuller.com/webquestsby
http://www.etni.org.il/etnirag/issue1/nellie
http://www.etni.org.il/etnirag/issue2/nellie
http://www.integrating-technology.org/cou
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Doing is succeeding!
So go for it …
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