Given a setting where your class can use computers connected to the Internet, this lesson can be conducted with small groups going through the activities and reporting back to the class for further discussion. If your learning institution does not have such facilities, students should be able to find Internet access at public libraries, their friends' or own homes. If this is the case, the teacher can introduce the assignment, have them do it for homework and then engage in class discussion about it. Develop guidelines for evaluating web-based information and resources. Students visit web sites listed on the Webquest Worksheet .
Students complete the questions on the worksheet.
Students discuss the findings and implications of the Webquest activity with the class using the Webquest Class Discussion Questions . Students revisit the sites to determine how to identify and categorize problems using the Webquest Analysis Questions. Students discuss and develop guidelines for web-based information evaluation with the class. Students assess the guidelines they developed by using them at new web sites and answering the Webquest Assessment Questions . Webquest Worksheet Questions and Sites Go to the following sites and answer the accompanying questions.