Before you start

Use this checklist:

1. Have you thought of a good opening statement and image. This will "grab" the learners attention. you will provide this during the "Introduction".
   
   
2. Do you have a clear idea of what the learners will do during the activity and produce by the end of the WebQuest? You will describe this to them in the "Task" section.
   
   
3. Have you thought of 3 or 4 roles that the learners could play? These would usually involve different interest groups or perspectives of the issue, so that different members of the group can search different information and bring specialised viewpoints back to the group.
   
   
4. Have you researched and provided a list of useful websites for the learners?
   
   
5. Do you have a clear idea of how you will break down the learning process into specific instructions and/or leading questions.
   
   
6. Do you have a clear idea of how you will assess the learning? You will provide this in a rubric in the "Evaluation" section.

Creating the WebQuest

On this page we provide a template for you. Use this structure and the recommendations to help you create your WebQuest . You will have to use Front Page or any other web page editor to edit these files. Click on the following links to open the files - then save them in your folder and open them in Front Page (or similar) to edit them.

You have a choice of writing the WebQuest on one page or on several pages.

Click here for a one-page WebQuest template

Click on this list for a frames-page WebQuest template:

1. Introduction
2. Task
3. Process
4. Evaluation
5. Conclusion
6. The Frames Page (you will need to rename this file to index.htm)
7. Title page
8. The Frames Content Page