A WebQuest About WebQuests
Bernie Dodge has created several webquests to provide educators with an opportunity
to learn about webquests. As a group, you may decide a level from the selection below:
In "The Process" segment of the webquest, download a copy of the worksheet to record
your groups'' impressions and evaluations. These webquests will give you an opportunity to evaluate several webquests.
If you discover links that are no longer linked, please let me know. The
web is continually adding new sites....and losing others.
One of the links to the kosherquest suffers from "linkrot" so I have found a couple
of substitutes*. You may elect to preview either or both as part of your evaluation.
Source: The WebQuest Page. http://webquest.sdsu.edu/materials.htm
Working with a partner, we will complete this webquest.
Homework Assignment:
1. Create or find a webquest that you can use in your class.
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Follow the template prompts to build your own webquest.
Twelve types of tasks that focus on what learners will do.
- Compilation - ask what is essential? how are things related?
- Retelling - build background knowledge
- Mystery Solving - synthesize and analyze
- Journalistic Report - look at bias
- Design - develop a real-world solution or product
- Creative Product - create or artistically express
- Consensus Building - understand different points of view
- Persuasion - focus on a particular audience
- Self-Knowledge - sharpen goals, values
- Analytical - speculate or infer as to the meaning of similarities or differences
- Judgment - develop criteria for evaluation
- Scientific - collect data to support an hypothesis
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