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DISSECT
THE BASIC WEBQUEST
The basic WebQuest contains six parts:
- Introduction: Explains what the WebQuest is about and
arouses student interest.
- Task: Describes the final product.
- Process: Lists the steps students will take to accomplish
the task. Often includes roles students must assume as they complete
the steps.
- Resources: Lists specific Web pages that will help the
group complete their project. May include offline resources as
well.
- Evaluation: Explains how the process and final product
will be evaluated and graded. Discusses the roles students might
play in peer or self-evaluation. Often includes rubrics.
- Conclusion:Provides an opportunity for students to review
and apply what they learned.
In addition, many WebQuests are interdisciplinary. Most require students
to work in teams, with each member assuming a different role.
Next: Bernie Dodge's guiding
principles.
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