Developing a Blog-Style Webquest to Support Independent Skills
Published by LSIS, this research report describes a project undertaken by New College Nottingham. The project describes the creation of a webquest to aid the learning of space exploration for a BTEC first diploma. Using a blog facilitated a dialogue between the students themselves and also with the class teacher. The webquest helps to develop and encourage independent research skills and allow students to fulfil a pass, merit and distinction level criteria for one of their formal assessments.
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