“Building Blocks of a WebQuest.” San Diego State University.
Main WebQuest page

“Citizenship, Social Studies, and the Age of the Internet” by Mark A. McFarland.
Social Studies School Service.

“Creating a virtual classroom” by Mark Neal. Teaching History with Technology, Fall 2000.

“Filamentality: A Fill-in-the-Blank Interactive Web Site that Guides You through Picking a Topic, Searching the Web, Gathering Good Internet Sites, and Turning Web Resources into Learning Activities.” Pacific Bell Knowledge Network Explorer.

“Integrating the Internet into the Curriculum: Using WebQuests in Your Classroom
Link to Learn Professional Development.” Professional Development, A Link to Learn Project. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)

MarcoPolo Teacher’s Guide
(Helps teachers find and use exemplary Internet resources in the classroom; Includes lesson-planning templates, help with plug-ins and other Internet tools, and many suggestions for teachers to create their own disciplinary lessons.)

“Planning a Virtual Field Trip” by Michael Turturice. Teaching History with Technology, Fall 2000.

“Student and Class Projects Using the Internet.” Scholastic, Inc.

“The Student WebQuest” by Maureen Brown Yoder. Learning & Leading with Technology (A publication of The International Society for Technology in Education [ISTE]), Volume 26, Number 7 (April 1999).

Teach for Tomorrow
An interactive web-based course for teachers demonstrating the many innovative uses of the Internet in the K-12 classroom. Teach for Tomorrow provides each teacher with an outline portfolio for compiling information on Internet resources and notes on lesson planning.

“Ten Ways to Take Charge of the Web” by Julie M. Wood. Scholastic, Inc.

“Up against Authentic History: Helping Teachers Make the Most of Primary Source Materials Online” by Bill Tally. Scholastic, Inc.

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