Once you have selected a group of sites that fit your needs, take a look at them as a group.

Now, answer these questions:

• Are there common themes or contrasts that your Webquest could incorporate in your lesson?
• Do the list of  sites offer different opinions or  perspectives on the topic?

Remember: The strength of a Webquest is its ability to combine resources to bring out common themes.

Navigation: Write your quest so that students move logically from one site to another. Make suggestions to them about how they should view the site and what to look for! Don't forget, you are their guide!

Great Idea: Make sure you bookmark any valuable sites you find when searching for Webquest resources. A new site to day may be a new quest tomorrow!