WebQuest Rubric. A Checklist for Evaluating WebQuests. 8/1/2003 By: Juanita Y.
Benjamin What makes a WebQuest a good one? Why is one better than another? What should I look for? Will one particular Quest meet my students' needs? Adapting and Enhancing Existing WebQuests. Creating a WebQuest from scratch might seem like a daunting task, no matter how enthusiastic you are about the format.
It takes a certain level of technical skill, familiarity with the subject matter, and time to round up appropriate links. Fortunately there are thousands of WebQuests in existence out on the web. How many? Try typing the word WebQuest into Google and see what you get. How to make a WebQuest. Adapting and Enhancing Existing WebQuests. WebQuests: Explanation. What are the essential parts of a WebQuest?
There are six critical components in a WebQuest: Introduction: The introduction section provides background information and motivational scenarios like giving students roles to play: "You are an underwater research scientist," or "You are an astronaut planning a trip to the moon. "