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Task: read the references listed below, focus. Brainstorm the topic and final product of your webquest.
Wikipedia:
Structure[edit]
A WebQuest has 5 essential parts: introduction, task, process, resources, evaluation, and conclusion.[4] The original paper on WebQuests[5] had a component called guidance instead of evaluation.
Task[edit]
The task is the formal description of what the students will produce in the WebQuest. The task should be meaningful and fun. Creating the task is the most difficult and creative part of developing a WebQuest.[4]
Process[edit]
The steps the students should take to accomplish the task. It is frequently profitable to reinforce the written process with some demonstrations.[4]
Resources[edit]
The resources the students should use. Providing these helps focus the exercise on processing information rather than just locating it. Though the instructor may search for the online resources as a separate step, it is good to incorporate them as links within the process section where they will be needed rather than just including them as a long list elsewhere. Having off-line resources like visiting lecturers and sculptures can contribute greatly to the interest of the students.[4]
Evaluation[edit]
The way in which the students' performance will be evaluated. The standards should be fair, clear, consistent, and specific to the tasks set.[4]
Conclusion[edit]
Time set aside for reflection and discussion of possible extensions.[4]
Study this article https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/webquests
and this... https://www.educationworld.com/a_tech/tech/tech011.shtml
And focus on the individual parts of webquest and their purpose.
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