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Parts of a WebQuest

Parts of a WebQuest. by Dr. Renee M. Eggers. What is a WebQuest. Internet-based Student-centered Inquiry-based Constructivist approach Real-world situation (or seemingly real-world) Realistic approach to problem solving Multiple representations/perspectives Reflective practice.

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Parts of a WebQuest

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  1. Parts of a WebQuest by Dr. Renee M. Eggers

  2. What is a WebQuest • Internet-based • Student-centered • Inquiry-based • Constructivist approach • Real-world situation (or seemingly real-world) • Realistic approach to problem solving • Multiple representations/perspectives • Reflective practice

  3. Components - Introduction • Introduce students to the topic of the WebQuest. • Needs to be motivational • Should include an overview of what they will experience.

  4. Components - Task • Explains what is expected of the students. • Requires that students solve a problem. • Students must create a product. • Needs to be clear and concise. • Be creative; don’t do the same old “write an essay” activity.

  5. Components - Process • Give students list of steps to accomplish task. • Give students a list of specific resources (websites) that they will need. • Provide information as to how to organize information that they will gather.

  6. Components - Assessment • Tell how you will assess the students. • Create rubric. • Be specific.

  7. Components - Credits • Give credit where it is due! • Give overall listing of the websites that you used, and you are going to link back to the website. • Give credit for each image that you used, as well as a link back to the website from which the image was downloaded. • Credits must be in APA style.

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