Jot down notes while you examine each site. Remember to stay in character as you examine the sites and don't compare notes until you get back with your four-person group.
Your Impressions
(To you, a good WebQuest is one that makes the best use of the technologyon the Web)
- Lots of links
- Animation included, thus rather attractive
- Usage of table to summarise rubrics, easy to understand
- structured, easy for pupils to follow through
- A little too wordy
- The links are very wordy
- can include more colours or perhaps use a more attractive wall paper
- All the links are simply words, can include videos, music, etc.
- Evaluation could be done online
- The links are easy to read, rather attractive for kids
- The assessment is fun, interactive and engaging.
- Even included a game - Pupils will love the interactivity
- The video took too long to load, perhaps can embed it into the wiki
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Your Impressions
(To you, a good WebQuest is one that makes the best use of the technology on the Web)
- Animation included, thus rather attractive
- Usage of table to summarise rubrics, easy to understand
- structured, easy for pupils to follow through
- The links are very wordy
- can include more colours or perhaps use a more attractive wall paper
- All the links are simply words, can include videos, music, etc.
- Evaluation could be done online
- The assessment is fun, interactive and engaging.
- Even included a game - Pupils will love the interactivity
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- Pupils are well aware of the rubrics, thus able to improve on their work
- assessment is a little too worksheet-like. Too boring.