A brief and nontechnical online tutorial on WebQuests written from a teacher's perspective. You can create a Quest of your own or visit other sites for more in-depth information.
Generate original WebQuest assignments with ease by filling out this simple Web-based form. Helpful descriptions walk you through each element of a WebQuest, and ready-to-use graphics will make those assignments more attractive. Once youíve finished, all you have to do it click on the ìGenerate WebQuestî button, and print out the finished assignment.
If youíre a WebQuest newbie, check out this site for lots of detailed information about how to create Quests and display them successfully on the Web.
This cool site is designed to inform both teachers and middle/high school students about WebQuests. It covers the basics of planning, research, and design- using Quests, of course!
More than a thousand WebQuests devised by educators around the world are available here.
This nifty rubric is one that you can customize and hand out to students. Simply add the name of your school/library, the WebQuest title and your name (or the teacher's), choose a graphic, and click on the ìGenerate Web-Quest Rubric and print it.
*these sites were found in School Library Journal, page 29. the July issue, 2002