A WebQuest is an inquiry-oriented lesson format in which most or all the information that learners work with comes from the web. (Bernie Dodge 1995)
What is QuestGarden?
As its slogan shouts: it is "where great WebQuests grow"!
The following link provided was a group work undertaken by Daphne and me.
http://questgarden.com/author/create/preview.php?u=138096&l=138090-120127050804&a=&p=introduction&pt=student
Why is this particular tool or technology relevant to language learning?
In large sized class, implementing learner autonomy by using QuestGarden could greatly motivate every student to participate into a task allocated by teachers.
At the same time, this website makes the production of a WebQuest more easily and technically practical.
The identification and tailoring of activities, tasks, and materials
toward a student’s preferred learning style in order to promote
self-discovery, self-appropriation, and, thus, satisfaction is
possible through the adoption of the Learning Style Inventory(Kolb 1999).
At the same time, this website makes the production of a WebQuest more easily and technically practical.
Limitations:
Teachers are supposed to be aware that students are working under the guidance of task requirement. After all, some students could be distracted by the overload information from the Internet.
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