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Webquests are online adventures created to introduce students to certain contents that make sense for their lessons. Questions and solutions are to be found and combined to an overall impression. Furthermore, they help the students learn how to use a computer in a useful way, so they are prepared to work on their own in the future. WebQuests are supposed to be solved in a group in the classroom context and the teacher is there to help out with technical problems and questions concerning the content. Students should try to find the answers themselves.

Even though the main work takes place at the computer, students are free to use other media as well. Books, films and dictionaries are to be found in the classroom and the teacher will be happy to help out. One of the big advantages is that the attention is not teacher-centred anymore but focusses on the students' own work.

Normally there are six stages that help solve the WebQuest:

introduction (problem is introduced) exercises (tasks are introduced) ressources (material to work with is given) process (help and support) evaluation (criteria for reflexion and assessment are shown


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Webquests are online adventures created to introduce students to certain contents that make sense for their lessons. Questions and solutions are to be found and combined to an overall impression. Furthermore, they help the students learn how to use a computer in a useful way, so they are prepared to work on their own in the future. WebQuests are supposed to be solved in a group in the classroom context and the teacher is there to help out with technical problems and questions concerning the content. Students should try to find the answers themselves. Even though the main work takes place at the computer, students are free to use other media as well. Books, films and dictionaries are to be found in the classroom and the teacher will be happy to help out. One of the big advantages is that the attention is not teacher-centred anymore but focusses on the students' own work.

Normally there are six stages that help solve the WebQuest:
 *  //introduction (problem is introduced)//
 *  //exercises (tasks are introduced)//
 *  //ressources (material to work with is given)//
 *  //process (help and support)//
 *  //evaluation (criteria for reflexion and assessment are shown//