To check if an appropriate WebQuest exists:To create WebQuests:
- WebQuests.org - from Bernie Dodge
- Best Web Quests - from Tom March
- Web Quest Direct - Australian site
- WebQuests developed by UniServe Science - includes Indigenous Garden, Biodiversity, Plate Tectonics, Extinction of the Megafauna and the Science of Bushfires
- WebSheets developed by UniServe Science - includes Science Mystery, Archaeoastronomy and Ethnoastronomy
- Filamentality
To create EarthQuests/Virtual Field trips
- Web Quest Direct - Australian site
- Filamentality
To create Timelines: To create other resources:
- Google Earth
- Earth Quests
- Back of my hand uses Microsoft Virtual Earth
- WebTools for Science Teachers - tutorial on web-based teacher productivity tools
- Hot Potatoes
- Question Tools
- Quia
- Quandary
Resources to Create a WebQuest on EnergyScenario:
Your organisation has been employed by a government body to look at alternatives to using the local diminishing coal reserves for the production of electricity. A number of alternatives have been suggested but you need to compare the alternatives and make recommendations to the government body.
The task:Wind Energy:
- You could divide your class into groups to investigate one of the alternatives, and bring them together to debate the value of their particular energy source; or
- You could divide the class into groups and assign each members of the group a role such as environmentalist, ecologist, economist
Solar Energy:
- Wind Energy - from KidCyber
- Wind Energy - from Power for a Sustainable Future
- Wind Energy: Myths and Facts - from Sustainability Victoria
- How Wind Energy Works - from Union of Concerned Scientists
Biomass Energy:
- Solar Energy - from Power for a Sustainable Future
- How Solar Energy Works - from Union of Concerned Scientists
- Solar energy - from Energy Australia
- Bioenergy Resource in Victoria - from Sustainability Victoria
- Biomass Energy - from Power for a Sustainable Future
- Biomass – the growing energy resource - from Nova, Australian Academy of Science
- How Biomass Energy Works - from Union of Concerned Scientists
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