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OK, What is WebQuest? The model was developed by?Professor Dodge// at San Diego State University// in February, 1995. WebQuest// is an inquiry-oriented teaching strategy, It’s similar to PBL, as you know, Project Based Learning, or Problem Based Learning. It’s also engaging in a Collaborative Learning Approach, learners have to be working together, and explore on web sites. * Well, Let’s go on to the Essential parts of a WebQuest. As you can see. There are six elements of WebQuest. The first part is the INTRODUCTION:? The introduction section // provides background information// and motivational scenarios//. It also provides an OVERVIEW// of the learning goals for students//. The second part is TASK:The TASK is a formal description of what students will have ACCOMPLISHED// by the end of the WebQuest//. The third part is PROCESS:This is a description of the steps// That the learners should go through in accomplishing the TASK//, And it has links embedded in each step//. The fourth part is RESOURCES:WebQuest// consists of a list of the RESOURCES// (bookmarked Web sites, print resources, etc.) // these are your students will need to complete the TASK//. The Fifth part is EVALUATION:Each WebQuest needs a?RUBRIC//?for evaluating students WORK//. The STANDARDS should be fair//, clear//, consistent//, and specific//to the tasks set. The sixth part is CONCLUSION:This step allows for REFLECTION//by the students and summation by the teacher. * Here is aWebQuest Example. This is a template for teachers, in the left hand, showing you the critical components of WebQuest, and leading students step by step, accomplishing the Task. * Finally, I’ll suggest you visit the WebQuest Portal, there are whole thing about WebQuest, you can get detail information. * And if you want to search a WebQuest you can link to QuestGarden * You can search some examples have been published here * * * * * And now, just have a look at something I’ve done. In 2010, * So, aft