Students gather information to then share with their class, and develop strategies for finding information, as well as reinforcing reading, writing, and communication skills.
Differences between internet workshop, internet project, internet inquiry, and webquest include:
Internet projects involve more than one classroom. Internet inquiry is student-driven, and often more analytical (students must evaluate their own questions/answers).
This is post is a start... but I am definitely looking for a little more detail. I don't mind if you simply have a bulleted list or list of similarities and differences, however, your "list" is meager and lacking. One example... Not all of the models require students to gather information and share with the class...
ReplyDeleteYou did not connect to your future classroom - and you did not include connections to the readings (APA citation/reference).
While I do want posts to be concise and to the point, I am looking for a little more "meat" in the response. Also - make sure you don't forget the connections!