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Appreciating the Problem – Unlocking Deeper Understanding
Appreciating the Problem – Unlocking Deeper Understanding
Now that your team is assembled, it's time to calibrate and appreciate the problem you are tackling. Every great exploration starts with understanding the terrain—in this case, the topic of your WebQuest.
Your task in this step is to discuss, analyze, and refine your approach, using Generative AI and structured reflection to unlock key insights before designing your WebQuest.
Mission Objectives
Mission Objectives
Team Calibration – Take a few minutes to discuss your assigned topic and each team member’s perspectives on it.
Resource Exploration – Review any relevant resources shared in this WebQuest and additional materials your team may find useful.
Defining Learning Objectives – Consider what knowledge participants should gain through your WebQuest. What objectives could guide their inquiry?
Task Definition – Begin shaping the core problem-based challenge that will drive engagement in your WebQuest.
Key Considerations for Your WebQuest Task
Key Considerations for Your WebQuest Task
When structuring your WebQuest, keep in mind:
It should be problem- or inquiry-based, prompting participants to explore a challenge.
It should use open educational resources (OERs) to guide the inquiry.
It should emphasize collaboration, with participants working together to apply knowledge.
It should aim for higher-order thinking, aligning with Bloom’s Taxonomy (analysis, creativity, evaluation).
To guide your exploration, you’ll gain access to the Nautilus AI Archivist, a specialized Generative AI trained to provide guidance on:
Gamification mechanics
Motivation strategies
Best practices in WebQuest design
Case studies and real-world applications
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