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 | PowerPoint Presentation, July 16, 2002 Taming the Wild, Wild Web with WebQuests |
| A WebQuest about WebQuests http://webquest.sdsu.edu/webquestwebquest-ms.html This webquest is designed for teachers who are learning about webquests! |
| The WebQuest Page at San Diego University http://webquest.sdsu.edu/ The original webquest page created by the guy who started it all, Bernie Dodge. Here you will find training materials, links to exemplary webquests, articles, and anything else you want to know about webquests! |
WebQuests on the Web
Below are links to webquests that are complete and ready for you to use in your classroom. However, all webquests are not alike! Use your rubric to evaluate the quests and ensure that you expose your students to only the best, most effective quests on the Web.
| Best Webquests.com http://bestwebquests.com/default.asp Look to this site as finding aid and matrix of the best WebQuests arranged by content area and learners' age. You'll be able to read tips on what makes a great WebQuest, submit yours for consideration, and get tips on WebQuest design. Designed and maintained by Tom March. |
| Locating and Evaluating WebQuests http://www.eduscapes.com/tap/topic4.htm Many, many webquests for all subject areas and grade levels. |
| Elementary (Grades K-5) WebQuests from the Mississippi Department
of Education http://teacherexchange.mde.k12.ms.us/teachnett/elementary_school_projects.htm WebQuests arranged according to grade level and subject area. |
Primary WebQuest
| Cinco de Mayo http://www.zianet.com/cjcox/edutech4learning/cinco.html Grades 2-3 |
Intermediate/Middle School WebQuests
| Adventure into the Unknown: The Lewis and Clark Expedition http://oncampus.richmond.edu/academics/education/projects/webquests/lewisclark/ Grade 5 One of Bernie Dodge's favorites. Students will create a board game after studying the travels of Lewis and Clark. |
| Every Day Heroes http://schoolweb.missouri.edu/poplarbluff.k12.mo.us/lowe/webquest.html Grade 4 |
| The Rosetta Stone--Who Really Owns It? http://www.yellow-springs.k12.oh.us/ys-mls/rosetta.htm Grades 5-8 Soldiers of Napoleon's army discovered the Rosetta Stone in Egypt in 1799. As part of the spoils of war, the French army turned the stone over to the British forces. The Rosetta Stone eventually made its way to the British Museum, where it resides today. The central question is this: To whom does the Rosetta Stone rightfully belong? |
Junior/Senior High WebQuests
| Hello Dolly! A WebQuest on Cloning http://www.pusd.info/projects/dolly/main.htm |
| The American Civil War http://oncampus.richmond.edu/academics/education/projects/webquests/civilwar/ Grade 11 |
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