What are WebQuests and Why Use Them?
WebQuests that are used in the classroom should align with applicable curriculum standards.
WebQuests should engage students in authentic tasks that require higher-level thinking.
To complete the WebQuest tasks, students should be involved in meaningful collaboration.
A good WebQuest includes assessments that evaluate student understanding of content related to standards.
A good WebQuest measures the extent to which student outcomes met stated task expectations.
A good WebQuest measures and evaluates the process students used to complete the performance task.
WebQuests are Inquiry Based curriculum units involving Inquiry Based learning activities.
WebQuests guide Inquiry through sequential steps with scaffolds to assist students in potentially difficult areas.
WebQuests should engage students in authentic tasks that require higher-level thinking.
To complete the WebQuest tasks, students should be involved in meaningful collaboration.
A good WebQuest includes assessments that evaluate student understanding of content related to standards.
A good WebQuest measures the extent to which student outcomes met stated task expectations.
A good WebQuest measures and evaluates the process students used to complete the performance task.
WebQuests are Inquiry Based curriculum units involving Inquiry Based learning activities.
WebQuests guide Inquiry through sequential steps with scaffolds to assist students in potentially difficult areas.