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This WebQuest is designed to help you teach your students how computers work. The objective is to have the students make their own computer booklet which includes a three part dictionary, various worksheets, an essay, and a mini research paper. I have tried to make this WebQuest as flexible as possible letting you pick and choose those assignments you would like to have your students work on. The worksheets that are found on the Resource page may be reproduced for use in your classroom.
The State of Pennsylvania's Science and Technology Standards were in mind as I made this WebQuest. Please see below for the standards that can be met by having your students complete this WebQuest.
I would appreciate it if you would drop me a quick email letting me know what you think about this WebQuest along with any suggestions and or recommendations.
Thank You for using my WebQuest!
~Tim Jansen
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This Web Quest Page Last Updated: January, 2006 |
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Copyright 2004 Tim Jansen. All rights reserved |
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