World History
Quest Garden allows you to create web quests with tools and forms to help you through the creation process and then publish it online. You can share your web quest with the Quest Garden community so other teachers can use it. In fact, you can search existing web quests, edit them, and use them with your students. I looked at a Rome web quest that had a long list of great links. Many of the existing web quests are for elementary school but there are enough for high school to make a visit worthwhile.
- Tonight On History Channel - Santa Quest!
The History Channel is pleased to announce even more insightful historically significant programming for the holidays. In the tradion of Ice Road Truckers and Monster Quest, we present Santa Quest! For generations, throughout the world, there...
- Buddhism Web Quest: Pacific Asia Museum
Here's a web quest based on the Pacific Asia Museum which has a great interactive website. It works best with flash player. And here's the worksheet that goes with it. Thanks to my colleague, Frances Coffee, who designed the web...
- Jainism
Teaching Jainism? Here's a web-quest that gives students everything they need to know. You can find a form for the web-quest at the bottom of the web page....
- Acropolis Museum In Greece
Maine teacher, Richard Byrne, has put together a site called ?Free technology for Teachers.? In March, he posted ?7 Good resources for Art Teachers and Students.? One of the sources he posted is called the Art Project and I love it. It?s powered by Google...
- Rome At 320 Ad On Google Earth
The video above describes some of the things you can do on the Google Earth search of Rome in 320 AD. I will be using it for a web quest. The Google Earth Rome site is here. Here are three lessons plans. ...
World History
Quest Garden for WebQuests
Quest Garden allows you to create web quests with tools and forms to help you through the creation process and then publish it online. You can share your web quest with the Quest Garden community so other teachers can use it. In fact, you can search existing web quests, edit them, and use them with your students. I looked at a Rome web quest that had a long list of great links. Many of the existing web quests are for elementary school but there are enough for high school to make a visit worthwhile.A site called edtech teacher has some how-to video clips that might be helpful. I had trouble embedding the video here.
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- Tonight On History Channel - Santa Quest!
The History Channel is pleased to announce even more insightful historically significant programming for the holidays. In the tradion of Ice Road Truckers and Monster Quest, we present Santa Quest! For generations, throughout the world, there...
- Buddhism Web Quest: Pacific Asia Museum
Here's a web quest based on the Pacific Asia Museum which has a great interactive website. It works best with flash player. And here's the worksheet that goes with it. Thanks to my colleague, Frances Coffee, who designed the web...
- Jainism
Teaching Jainism? Here's a web-quest that gives students everything they need to know. You can find a form for the web-quest at the bottom of the web page....
- Acropolis Museum In Greece
Maine teacher, Richard Byrne, has put together a site called ?Free technology for Teachers.? In March, he posted ?7 Good resources for Art Teachers and Students.? One of the sources he posted is called the Art Project and I love it. It?s powered by Google...
- Rome At 320 Ad On Google Earth
The video above describes some of the things you can do on the Google Earth search of Rome in 320 AD. I will be using it for a web quest. The Google Earth Rome site is here. Here are three lessons plans. ...