To introduce participants to the WebQuest as a specific form of guided
online learning activity. To provide participants the opportunity to
evaluate how they might integrate WebQuests into their curriculum.
Group
Check-In
Where are you with your thoughts about your webquest? Lets take a break,
get something cold to drink and discuss.
4.
Create a WebQuest Folder
On the desktop, open "My Computer" and click
on the "C:" drive. Right click on an empty space inside C:
and select "New" then select "Folder". Type in "webquests"
for the name of the folder and click away. When you have finished, you
can close the window. When naming the folder, please do not use capitals
or spaces.
5.
Editing a Web Page.
Click on the following address to go to a web page and
edit it. You will edit a template that will be used for your webquest
and save. ** When you save, please make sure you save in
your webquest folder you just created and the filename should be "webquest"
** These steps are listed in the handbook on page
6.
Publish your webquest folder,
edit the webquest page and republish it.
Publish your folder:
Open WSFTP (on the desktop)
and login by selecting your profile and typing in your password.
Look on the left side
of the WSFTP window to find your user folder and click inside to see
your webquest folder. (If you do not see your folder, don't panic,
you have to dig for it).
Look on the right side
of the WSFTP window to find your folder on the WIT server. If you
don't see it, remember, it is inside your www folder. Click to go
inside your www folder, this is where you will publish your webquest
folder.
highlight the webquest
folder on the left and click the --> arrow to send it to the remote
WIT server.
Edit your page
Find your
webquest page on the Internet. The URL should be something like:
Make desired changes to the page and save in proper folder.
Republish your page
Go back to WSFTP and find the page you just edited on the left side
of the WSFTP window. Click
to go inside your webquest folder you just published to the WIT server
(on the right side)
With the webquest file
highlighted and the wequest folder open, publish your page again by
clicking on the --> arrow.
7. Wrap-up
Visit Epsilon's notes
page for July
21 for help with defining a task for your webquest.
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