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Opening / Discussion (5 minutes)
- Discuss using Nicenet to "save" resources online
www.nicenet.org
Demo and Hands On:
Using Nicenet to Save and Transfer
Parts of a WebQuest (10
minutes)
Nicenet
- Adding a link to Nicenet
copy and paste a urlAdding a document to Nicenet
copy and paste between Word and Nicenet
*Keyboard shortcuts: copy ctrl-c, paste ctrl-v, save ctrl-s
Part II: Creating a WebQuest
Hands On:
Using a WebQuest Template to Create a WebQuest (60minutes)
- Open WebQuests Started on April 4, 2005
- Continue to Work on Creating a WebQuest
WebQuest Template
- Write Your WebQuest's Task
References:
http://projects.edtech.sandi.net/staffdev/buildingblocks/task.htm (Building Blocks of a WebQuest_The Task)
http://www.bsd405.org/instructionaltech/Howto/webquests/kinds.html ( Types of Tasks)
Write Your WebQuest's Introduction
Reference:
http://projects.edtech.sandi.net/staffdev/buildingblocks/p-index.htm (Building Blocks of a WebQuest_The Introduction)
Write Your WebQuest's Process
Reference:
http://projects.edtech.sandi.net/staffdev/buildingblocks/process.htm Building Blocks of a WebQuest_The Process
Inserting Links
- http://dde.wmich.edu/howto/howto-copy-url.htm (Copy and Paste a URL)
- Adding a Hyperlink When Using Word to Create a Website
Homework
Go to the following website for a description of the homework.
Additional Resources |
| Designing a WebQuest Building
Blocks of a WebQuest |
| Essential Questions and Tasks
Essential
Question Examples |
| Articles Creating a WebQuest: It's Easier Than You Think Tips for Creating Your Own WebQuests |
Graphics http://www.google.com/ 1)
Click on Images 2) Type the name of the image you want to find
3) Click google search 4) Click on the image you want to save
5) Navigate to the images folder for your website 6) Save the
image to the images folder. |