[NIFL-TECHNOLOGY:1760] RE: very short content needed for very

From: Chip Carlin (ccarlin@lightlink.com)
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on 5/2/01 2:23 PM, Hacker, Emily at EHacker@fegs.org wrote:

> Since Katherine mentioned using the Web Quest format for creating
> web-enhanced inquiry learning projects, I thought I'd post the link to the
> original Web Quest web site, that explains what a web quest is, how to
> construct one, has many web quest samples and templates you can use. The Web
> Quest Page is at:
> http://edweb.sdsu.edu/webquest/webquest.html
> 
> Have any list members created web quests (or tried using one created by
> someone else) for your BE and/or ESOL students? It would be great if any one
> had one they could share with the list.
> 
> Best,
> --Emily
> 
> ********************************************************************
> Emily Hacker
> Moderator, NIFL Technology
> Director of Learning Technologies
> F.E.G.S
> (212) 366-8122
> ehacker@fegs.org
> 




Emily and others: 

As part of the LVA-Verizon (GTE)  Family Literacy & Technology Project, I
have created many WebQuests  (ed software evaluation, LD, etc) over the
years for project sites. (Some are slightly different than the Bernie Dodge/
San Diego State U format). The most recent ones were posted to Quia on the
WWW.  Here are the addresses if you're interested:

Elections, Voting and Civic Participation
http://www.quia.com/pages/webquest1.html


Learning Disabilities WebQuest
http://www.quia.com/pages/ldwebquest.html


Black History Month
http://www.quia.com/pages/blackhistorymonth.html



Best regards,

Chip



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