SPACE TOURISM WEBQUEST

(An exploration of our Solar Sytem for Band 2)
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The team investigates what it is that humans look for in a holiday destination.The team researches current information on their planet that might be of interest to potential touristsUsing the research gathered the team decides which sights and/or activities are to be marketed to the public in the tourism package. |

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MARKET RESEARCH AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION
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http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Launchpad/1364 http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/2683/ http://pds.jpl.nasa.gov/planets/ |
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Evidence
of research from less than 4 sources Evidence
of research from at least 5 sources Evidence
of research from more than 7 sources Text
has simply been copied and pasted from other
sources Text
from other sources has been paraphrased Student
has used reference material but constructed original
text Illustrations
absent, irrelevant or difficult to interpret Illustrations
are neat but simple and summarise the text Illustrations
are neat and enhance the text Needed
guidance to work as a member of a team. Took
part in most aspects of the task as a team
member. Took
part in all aspects of the task as an active and cooperative
team member. Appeared
uncomfortable while presenting components of final package
Presented
some components of final package with a degree of
confidence Presented
components of final package with clarity and
confidence.
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Congratulations!
Your clients are very happy with your presentation. Word has got out. Residents from the other planets want
YOU!![]()
Before you take on their business think about your performance and the performance of your team.
What worked really well? How could your quest have been improved?
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How do you think you went? Fill out this chart (or get someone to help you).
Think about the work you did.
Research Computer
Skills Working
with my group Presentation
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This webquest is designed as part of a unit on the Solar System for a Year Three or Four class.
The time frame is dependent on the availability of IT resources and prior knowledge of those involved.
The teacher will take into consideration the group of students involved as to whether jobs and groups will be allocated or decided by students themselves.
Creating a
multimedia presentation/the degree of IT expected in the final
presentation will depend on the ability of the class and individual
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The integrated nature of this webquest allows for a range of curriculum area outcomes to be met. Out lined below are the EsseNTial Learning and Learning Technology Outcomes chosen for a particular group of students.
EsseNTial
Learnings
An effective COMMUNICATOR and GROUP MEMBER
Col 1 Listens attentively and considers the contributions and viewpoints of others when sharing own ideas and opinions.
Col 3 Fulfils their responsibilities as a group member and actively supports other members.
Learning
Technology
Problem-Solving and Decision-Making through Research [LT-R]
Learners
R1 use appropriate and effective search strategies to access electronic information
R2 critically evaluate, scan and select relevant information from electronic sources
Operating
Computer Components [LT-O]
Learners
O1 independently operate computer equipment and associated peripherals
O2 efficiently use programs and systems
Optional
extension
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Communicating through Presentation, Publication or Performance [LT-P] Learners P1 select appropriate tools and skills to design and produce a multimedia presentation or performance P2 interact with others locally and globally using a range of technologies P3 competently use a range of software that creatively enhances presentation, performance or communication of information. |
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