3/26/04
Lots of stuff to look at
this week, but it will give you a better idea of where you are going as you
develop your WebQuest. A copy of the Article Critique has also been posted
under Resources.
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Chapter 2
Identifying Curriculum Goals |
Read this chapter to learn
the process for identifying curriculum goals. Complete a Worksheet for
Recording Ideas for Curriculum Plan (worksheet available at
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Building
Blocks of a WebQuest |
http://projects.edtech.sandi.net/staffdev/buildingblocks/p-index.htm
In addition to a home/index page, you will
create introduction, task, process/script, learners, evaluation, conclusion,
and credit pages. Access the above referenced webpage by Bernie Dodge to
learn more about putting a WebQuest together. |
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WebQuest
Design Patterns |
http://webquest.sdsu.edu/designpatterns/all.htm
Bernie
Dodge has compiled a list of patterns derived from existing WebQuests that
are instructionally solid. To qualify as a design pattern, the lesson should
be easily modified to cover different content while using the same basic
structure. Each pattern is distinct from the others in terms of the kinds of
content it can be used for, and the organization of the Introduction, Task,
Process and Evaluation sections. With templates that are specific to each
design pattern, it should be easier to hit the ground running when starting
to create a new WebQuest. |
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Digital
Images |
Begin to capture digital
images of you, your classroom, learners, colleagues, etc. for your home/index
page. |
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WebQuest
Design Process |
http://webquest.sdsu.edu/designsteps/index.html
Bernie Dodge has provided a great flow chart outlining the steps in designing
a WebQuest. |
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A Rubric
for Evaluating WebQuests |
http://webquest.sdsu.edu/webquestrubric.html This
is the rubric I will be using to evaluate your WebQuest. |
All of you should have received notice of your Tech Email.
Note that when you check it on Tech's webpage, www.latech.edu, you do not need
to add the latech.edu extension, i.e., ctt007@latech.edu. You will not add the
extension when you use the following address to post your webpages either:
ftp://ctt007@beta.latech.edu for example. Once you access this site, you will
need to create a folder called public_html to put all of your web files in.
Finally, to check and see if they are accessible on the web, you would go to
your web address, www.latech.edu/~ctt007 (for example). Try this out within the
next few days and let me know if you encounter any problems. Dr. Basinger