WebQuest · Inquiry-oriented activity using the Internet · Parts o Introduction – something to catch the students interest (ex. Election is coming up soon. We need to know how to vote responsibly.) o Task – job they are going to do (ex. You are going to investigate the candidates and learn about what they believe concerning the running of this country.) o Process – step by step process of what the students will do (ex. 1. You will review the sites to find answers to the questions I have given you. 2. Once you have researched both candidates and what they believe, you are do make a poster supporting the candidate you think will best lead the country. This poster must be designed to win other “voters” to your candidate.) o Sources – list of resources from which your students will get the information (ex. You must provide the sites. The students will not do searches to find their information. That provides you the opportunity to check out the sites before sending students to those sites.) o Conclusion – students must express (share) with the class what they learned through this webquest o Evaluation - evaluation of success of WebQuest .

1. WebQuest
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Inquiry-oriented activity using the Internet
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Parts
o
Introduction
– something to catch the students interest (ex. Election is
coming up soon. We need to know how to vote responsibly.)
o
Task
– job they are going to do (ex. You are going to investigate the
candidates and learn about what they believe concerning the
running of this country.)
o
Process
– step by step process of what the students will do (ex. 1. You
will review the sites to find answers to the questions I have
given you. 2. Once you have researched both candidates and
what they believe, you are do make a poster supporting the
candidate you think will best lead the country. This poster must
be designed to win other “voters” to your candidate.)
o
Sources
– list of resources from which your students will get the
information (ex. You must provide the sites. The students will
not do searches to find their information. That provides you the
opportunity to check out the sites before sending students to
those sites.)
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Conclusion
– students must express (share) with the class what they learned
through this webquest
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Evaluation

2. - evaluation of success of WebQuest