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This document provides tips for creating a webquest using the Quest Garden website. It outlines the key sections to include such as a title, description, standards addressed, intended learners, the final task, and the process for completing the task. The process section should directly address students, incorporate relevant online resources, and provide scaffolding through techniques like assigning roles, checklists, and guiding questions.

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Tips for Creating a Webquest Using Quest Garden www.questgarden.com

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