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Learn how to. develop the conclusion of your WebQuest. Download or view the presentation used in the live session https://docs.google.com/presentation/... and view the blog post for more resources on WebQuests
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Create your very own WebQuest in the month of April 2022 on Moodle for Teachers Professional Development Programs. Registration is open from March 11 at https://integrating-technology.org/en...
Today’s students need constant challenges in order to focus. WebQuests are problem-based learning activities that engage students in learning. Engage your students in experiential (hands on) learning activities that promote social skills via teamwork, higher order critical thinking skills via inquiry and problem-based learning, and technological skills via the Internet and Microsoft applications. Motivate your students to become lifelong learners by using WebQuests.
Professor Bernie Dodge, the father of Webquests, defines them as “inquiry-oriented activities in which some or all of the information that learners interact with comes from resources on the internet”.
In this free 4-week online course https://integrating-technology.org/co..., participants will discuss, create, and learn about the value of using a WebQuest to promote teamwork, higher order thinking skills and integrate technology into the classroom.
WebQuests for Inquiry-based Learning is an example of how teachers can integrate technology into their classes. After a brief introduction on the value of the WebQuest, the presenter will introduce the attendees to the modules of a Webquest and to the course. The modules of a WebQuest include an introduction, task or tasks, process, resources, evaluation, conclusion, teachers’ page with a lesson plan, feedback and reflections, and oral presentation using multimedia.
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Here’s a bit about me. I've been teaching in the K-12 sector with the Internet in blended learning formats since 1993. I am grateful to my students for trusting me to try things out, so I can learn, improve, and share my knowledge and skills with other teachers. I would not be where I am today without you guys.
I have been working as an admin of Moodle sites and teaching online with Moodle since 2003. Moodle has changed quite a bit in the past 17 years, but because I am constantly upgrading sites to the latest Moodle versions and teaching online with Moodle, I get a lot of hands-on practice. I'd like to share that knowledge with you.
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