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The Nuts and Bolts

 netTrekker -Database -Educationally sound websites  Other search tools -Google -Ask -Clusty

 Introduction  Task  Process  Evaluation  Conclusion

 Expectations  Background  Entice and excite  Grabs learner’s interest

 Most important part  Doable and interesting  Describes clearly what the end result of the leaner's activities will be-the thing they will have to accomplish or create at the end of the lesson  What will they be doing

 Clearly defines the steps  Embedded resources (hyperlinks) -Links to web pages -Links to other resources -Books

 Benchmarks  Rubrics

 Brings closures to the WebQuest  Reminds students of what they have learned  What is left to explore?

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