WebList - The place to find the best web lists on the web Welcome Portrait chinois The Best Places To Create (And Find) Internet Scavenger Hunts & Webquests There seems to be a fair amount of confusion about the definition of a “Webquest.” Bernie Dodge, who originated the model in 1995, described it like this in a comment on this blog last year: “A critical attribute of a WebQuest is that it engages higher level thinking, the upper part of Bloom’s taxonomy. Here’s an additional helpful comment Bernie added to this post: “A WebQuest is centered around a challenging, doable and (ideally) authentic task. Obviously there’s a place for both WebQuests and scavenger hunts, but they are different places with very different goals.” I can empathize with his desire to make the distinction clear between a scavenger hunt and a webquest. Given that, however, we all live in the real world where ambiguity reigns supreme. I’ve divided this “The Best…” list into into a few sections. I can design a simple scavenger hunt in about twenty minutes. I just learned about Edcanvas from Diana Laufenberg. SQWORL: Sqworl is very, very similar to MinMu. Related May 22, 2008
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