WebQuests

=Here are the directions for using wikispaces for your WebQuest.=


 * Menu bar || Choose Intro and click on //Edit this page.// You will see the menu bar with the regular word processor **bold**, //italics// and underline. Do **not** use underline. People will think that this is a link! ||
 * || Next is the drop down box that says "Normal". This is the only way that you will be able to change font sizes on the web. ||
 * || You have your choice of list formats. You can have them numbered (1,2,3) or just use bullets. (• • •) The last icon in this set shows a straight line. This is a divider, a straight line that can be used to separate content. ||
 * Links || The two globes represent how you make links in wikispaces. You highlight the URL and then click on the first globe with a chain link on it. This will bring up a dialogue box. Most of your webquest links will be external links (last choice), so click on this and then put the URL in this box. If you have copied the URL from the original page to post on your wiki page, then you can paste it into the dialog box. This is the easiest way, so you don't make a typo and so you don't have to type in a very long URL. ||
 * || Now what's the other globe for? Well, it has a broken link. So if you want to remove a link, highlight the URL and click on the globe on the right and it will remove the link action. ||
 * Graphics[[image:Arttime.jpg caption="Pictures and Video"]] || You may want to add some pictures and graphics to your page. Use the green picture of a tree to insert graphics.
 * Links || The two globes represent how you make links in wikispaces. You highlight the URL and then click on the first globe with a chain link on it. This will bring up a dialogue box. Most of your webquest links will be external links (last choice), so click on this and then put the URL in this box. If you have copied the URL from the original page to post on your wiki page, then you can paste it into the dialog box. This is the easiest way, so you don't make a typo and so you don't have to type in a very long URL. ||
 * || Now what's the other globe for? Well, it has a broken link. So if you want to remove a link, highlight the URL and click on the globe on the right and it will remove the link action. ||
 * Graphics[[image:Arttime.jpg caption="Pictures and Video"]] || You may want to add some pictures and graphics to your page. Use the green picture of a tree to insert graphics.
 * Graphics[[image:Arttime.jpg caption="Pictures and Video"]] || You may want to add some pictures and graphics to your page. Use the green picture of a tree to insert graphics.
 * Graphics[[image:Arttime.jpg caption="Pictures and Video"]] || You may want to add some pictures and graphics to your page. Use the green picture of a tree to insert graphics.


 * WARNING:** You need to use small graphics and pictures. These need to be uploaded first, before you can double click and/or drag them to where you want them. More on this below. ||
 * Video || This is optional. I just wanted you to know that you can add video and YouTube to your wikis. ||
 * ==//Tables//== || ==Your most useful tool for lining things up and making pretty pages.== ||
 * || I highly recommend clicking on Table first and putting all of your text in a tables. Use lots of rows and yes, you can always add more. Here are some samples of what web pages in a wiki look like using tables. ||
 * No tables || Here is straight text typed in without using table. I added a photo, but could only choose to place it left, center or right. This shows the look and feel of using a photo instead of clip art. ||
 * 2 columns left || This is the model that I am using here --- two columns with pictures on the left. It's like having a table of contents with pictures. ||
 * 2 columns right || If you want to focus on text and just add a photo for fun, you might want to put the picture on the right. This is still two columns, but the body text is on the left. //Note:// this is good for learning disable students or students who are having difficulty reading and tracking from left to right. This way they can begin on the left and swing right back to the beginning of the next line on the left, without getting off track with a picture on the left side. ||
 * 3 columns || Although you don't have a lot of width to play with on a web page, you may want to have a table of contents on the left, some text, **and** some pictures. (//Just for fun//, you might like to hear Steve's songs. Just click on music. Then you can fast forward to the track that you want to hear!) ||
 * Simple || No tables here. Just a graphic at the top of the page and then typing and a numbered list. It still has external links. This may be all you need to post your web quest. Remember. You have already set up a page for each concept, Intro, Task, etc. ||
 * 2 columns left || This is the model that I am using here --- two columns with pictures on the left. It's like having a table of contents with pictures. ||
 * 2 columns right || If you want to focus on text and just add a photo for fun, you might want to put the picture on the right. This is still two columns, but the body text is on the left. //Note:// this is good for learning disable students or students who are having difficulty reading and tracking from left to right. This way they can begin on the left and swing right back to the beginning of the next line on the left, without getting off track with a picture on the left side. ||
 * 3 columns || Although you don't have a lot of width to play with on a web page, you may want to have a table of contents on the left, some text, **and** some pictures. (//Just for fun//, you might like to hear Steve's songs. Just click on music. Then you can fast forward to the track that you want to hear!) ||
 * Simple || No tables here. Just a graphic at the top of the page and then typing and a numbered list. It still has external links. This may be all you need to post your web quest. Remember. You have already set up a page for each concept, Intro, Task, etc. ||
 * 3 columns || Although you don't have a lot of width to play with on a web page, you may want to have a table of contents on the left, some text, **and** some pictures. (//Just for fun//, you might like to hear Steve's songs. Just click on music. Then you can fast forward to the track that you want to hear!) ||
 * Simple || No tables here. Just a graphic at the top of the page and then typing and a numbered list. It still has external links. This may be all you need to post your web quest. Remember. You have already set up a page for each concept, Intro, Task, etc. ||
 * Simple || No tables here. Just a graphic at the top of the page and then typing and a numbered list. It still has external links. This may be all you need to post your web quest. Remember. You have already set up a page for each concept, Intro, Task, etc. ||