WebQuests for
Learning 
- Finding WebQuests Online:
- The
WebQuest Page at San Diego State University
- Bernie Dodge, the
originator of WebQuests at San Diego State University, shares
resources for using, evaluating, creating, and teaching WebQuests.
Included here are lots of WebQuest
examples, the building
blocks of a WebQuest,
and downloadable WebQuest
templates.
- Locating
and Evaluating WebQuests
- A comprehensive
overview of WebQuest resources and sites including many
categorized WebQuests.
- BestWebQuests.com
- Tom March rates and links to those WebQuests
that are considered exemplary.
Kent School District Teacher-Created WebQuests
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Grades K-4
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Grades 5-6
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Secondary (Junior High and High School)
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WebQuest Creation Resources
- WebQuest Word
Template
- Create a WebQuest in Word and save it to your
school's student server for student access. Other teaching resources: WebQuest
PowerPoint, WebQuest handout (.ppt).
- KSD
Web Development Server
- The basics of making
Web pages including directions for graphics, FTPing (uploading)
Web pages, and basic HTML.
- Front
Page
- Directions for using
Microsoft Front Page for creating Web pages, including a link to a
basic tutorial and directions for using Front Page within the Kent
School District.
- Bloom's
Taxonomy
- Model questions and
keywords to help you in formulating WebQuest questions and
problems.
Finding and Evaluating Online Resources
- Evaluating
Web Sites
- This is a nice list of
resources available for evaluating Web sites, both for students
and adults. Especially good is the information about thinking
critically about the World Wide Web.
- WWW Search
Engines
- Two of my favorites are
Google
for adults and KidsClick!
or Yahooligans for kids. Search the Web to find the best Web sites for your
WebQuest. Another good resource is the
Curriculum
page in Kent School District.
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