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| Introduction | Quest-all | C.E.R.F. | Lesson Plan | Webquest | Teacher Planbook | Manual Contents |
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A WebQuest is a method used to engage students in inquiry based learning. A WebQuest is meant to guide students through a process of inquiry through a set of assigned tasks that lead them to a conclusion, or that results in a product. Please visit http://WebQuest.sdsu.edu for full details. |
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Using existing quests As with C.E.R.F.™ and the Lesson Plan Authoring & Database there are two ways of accessing existing WebQuests. The first is to do a Quest-all meta search and the second is to enter directly into the resource. It is important to decide what your goals are before executing a search. If you simply are looking for information, use the Quest-all but if you would like to use the authoring tools, you must access the resource directly |
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