ESL Web Directory

BestWebQuests.com is a highly selective collection of WebQuests that prompt students to transform what they have learned, to construct new meaning, to develop a more sophisticated understanding.

This website focuses on ESL WebQuests and suggestions for their integration in ESL curriculum.

Example webquests from a workshop presented by David Smith at at ELTA-Rhine, 2003.

The WebQuest Page includes freely available training materials and examples of the WebQuest lesson format.

Web English Teacher presents the best of K-12 English/Language Arts teaching resources: WebQuests, lesson plans, videos, biography, e-texts, criticism, jokes, puzzles, and classroom activities.

News and views about the WebQuest model, a constructivist lesson format used widely around the world.

WebQuests are among the most fascinating applications on the Internet for K-12 educators. Student centered and inquiry based, a WebQuest challenges students to explore the web for information and it is an excellent way to integrate the Internet into the classroom. Traditionally WebQuests have an introduction, a process, a task, a list of resources, a conclusion, and an evaluation. Bernie Dodge and Tom developed the WebQuest model in early 1995 at San Diego State University March.

WebQuests are a meaningful and challenging way to learn a language.