Webquest Quiz

Dr. Michael F. Ruffini

Note: Review the WebQuest knowledge map and take the WebQuest quiz.


1. Web Quests are most likely to be group activities, althrough one could imagine solo quests that might be applicable in distance education or library settings.

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2. WebQuests can be designed within a single discipline and they cannot be interdisciplinary.

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3. The process is a description of what learners should go through in accomplishing the task. The process should also be broken into clearly described steps.

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4. WebQuest projects use Internet sites to help students learn about themselves.

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5. The task focuses learners on what they are going to do - specifically, the culminating performance or product that drives all the learning activities.

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6. The resources sets the stage and provides some background information.

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7. WebQuests use all levels of Blooms Taxonomy.

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8. WebQuests are not based on the ideas of inquiry, constructivism, and cooperative learning.

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9. In order to engage students in higher level cognition, WebQuests use scaffolding or promting which has been shown to facilitate more advanced thinking.

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10. The goal of any WebQuest is knowledge acquisition and integration.

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