Mini-Project #5: WebQuest

The fifth short project consists of the creation of a webquest. Good general discussions about webquests in education should be researched and read from the following websites. Many have sample webquests in order to give you ideas in the creation of your own.:

(1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebQuest

(2) http://www.internet4classrooms.com/using_quest.htm
(3) http://webquest.org/index.php

(4) http://webquest.org/index-resources.php

Fifth Project Instructions:
Create your own Webquest using either Zunal (http://zunal.com/index.php)--[This plateform is Free for basic usage, which is plenty for this project] or Questgarden (http://webquest.org/index-create.php)--[Questgarden is free for 30 days and you can still access your webquest afterwards].

Each Webquest element listed below should be creative and be based upon your topic that has been developed in the previous mini-projects using the same group/grade level already established in said projects:

1. Introduction and Task (1%)
2. Process
1. Worksheets, guides &  instructions (1%)
2. Internet resources such as hyperlinks to web pages as well as appropriate YouTube videos (1%)
3. Evaluation & Teacher Page (1%)
4. Conclusion and Credits (1%)
5. Be creative, design the webquest so that it is appropriate for your grade level and topic, and use the English Language correctly (1%)

Due date for this project is on October 11th and should be presented to the class on said date with your Blog project. Be prepared to stay till all projects have been presented and critiqued. 







The following YouTube videos gives you insight into Quest Garden which is an excellent platform but only free for 30 days. You should access their large library of WebQuests in order to inspire you on the creation of your own WebQuest.