3. Varied materials
Authentic input
Unlimited
resources
Updated
Information Motivating
4. Overuse Grammar focused
Automatic Overwhelming
Controlled
practice Unreliable
5.
6. What is a Webquest?
A webquest is…
an inquiry-oriented lesson format
in which most or all the information
that learners work with comes from
the web.
7. What makes a webquest?
INTRODUCTION needed to complete the task. This might include web
documents, experts available via e-mail or realtime
conferencing, searchable databases on the net, and
books and other documents physically available in
TASK the learner's setting.
how to organize the information acquired
INFORMATION SOURCES
brings closure to the quest, reminds the learners
about what they've learned, and perhaps encourages
them to extend the experience into other domains
PROCESS
should be broken out into clearly described steps
that learners should go through.
GUIDANCE
doable and interesting
CONCLUSION
sets the stage and provides some background
information
12. H.O.T
EVALUATION
Definition:
It requires students to manipulate SYNTHESIS
information and ideas in ways
that transform their meaning and
implications. ANALYSIS
APPLICATION
Bloom’s Taxonomy:
Different levels of thinking
COMPREHENSION
we use when learning.
KNOWLEDGE
