Webquest Portal
go toThe WEBQUEST Portal
At this site you will find a list of WebQuests that have been evaluated and found to be good examples of the WebQuest model.Top, Middling and New have a range of titles and descriptions for each level.Research has shown that the most important factor related to student learning and technology use is how teachers relate the technology-based activity to other learning activities. Therefore, it's important to clearly link your WebQuest to previous and subsequent activities, so that the WebQuest is not an isolated experience disconnected from the rest of your curriculum. Relatedly, WebQuests aren't the endpoint, but the beginning of student use of the Web for learning. Ideally, in the not so distant future, students will have internalised many of the cognitive strategies built into WebQuests, so that students direct and guide their own studies and findings.
Other WebQuest Sites are:Ozline: WebQuests and More designed by Bernie Dodge & Tom March
At this site Go to Filamentality & Web & Flow for scaffolding the development of WebQuests
Kathy Shrock's Guide for Educators: Webquests
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