Webquests are inquiry based activities in which most of the information comes from the web. The focus is on using information, rather than just looking for it, to support higher level thinking skills. Webquests also take a lot of time to create and then require access to a web server. If you have ever wanted to create your own Webquest, but didn’t have the time or access, we have the answer! Webquests can be created using PowerPoint—PowerQuests! Using the provided templates you will have your PowerQuest underway in no time!
Technology can be a great tool to reinforce problem-solving strategies. Take a tour of the one of the best problem-solving websites available and see how easily problem-solving can be integrated into your curriculum. Learn to make a timeline using information gathered from the Internet and Excel, develop graphic organizers in Inspiration, and create your own Webquests.
Did you realize over 65 percent of the population are visual learners? Visuals are great tools to help students make connections to instruction, activate prior knowledge, or begin building a knowledge base. This workshop will help you realize just how important it is to use visuals in your teaching and provide you with resources so that you can begin building your own visual library.