Webquest is a new innovative way to engage the students with
online learning. It is an online journey you are taking the students on and a
new way for the students to view learning. Using a tool they are most
comfortable with is like tricking the students into learning. A term I would
hear a lot growing up was to trick the students into learning is the only way
to get them to learn. This can be the new form of “tricking” the students into
learning. Using the Internet and incorporating engaging activities into your
lesson plan can get the student to want to learn. The internet has many
different avenues the students can be shown to use to improve their school work
and can be shown educational areas that have more to offer then just YouTube. I learned today that you need a lot of
links and areas for the students to go to. You should be speaking to a general
audience not just a specific class.
Each area should have the appropriate steps to follow for the students, so
they are not lost in your webquest. Viewing the different types of webquest
that are on the web provides me with a lot of ideas for how I would like to
construct my webquest. I find the
most important part of the webquest, or component of the webquest, is the more
links you provide the longer the students will be engaged. My fear is that the school is work in will
not have enough computers in the classroom, if they have any, to utilize webquest.
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