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Questions & Answers for EDUC 463 The Internet and K-12 Education

What is the text entered into the search box?

1. For the basic search, how many results are returned?
2. Using the first 10 results, how many appear to be useful?
3. Make links to three sites that appear to be useful.
4. Refine your search by using the advanced search features.  What did you do to refine your search?
5. Are the results returned significantly different in number or content?
6. Compare and contrast the homepages for each of the search engines.  What features do you like/dislike about them?
7. Compare and contrast the results pages for each of the search engines.  What features do you like/dislike about them?
8. Which of the three do you find best?  Why?
    
   1.  Claude Monet
   2.  Google - 2,380,000
        Yahoo -  6,200,000
        Ask -       470,100
   3.  Google - 10/10
         Yahoo - 9/10
         Ask - 9/10
   4. Goggle - overview of Monet
       Yahoo - overview of Monet
       Ask - overview of Monet  
   5.  Claude Monet - Biography
        Goggle -  241,000
        Yahoo - 513,000
         Ask -       62,900
   6.  Yes, the number decreased in size by a great deal.
        Content is much more specific.
   7.  Goggle - simple  ((which I like)
        Yahoo  - filled with too much "Stuff" - not needed
         Ask -  simple (I like)
   8.   Goggle - Some photos and then top 10 searches in text
         Yahoo - NO photos, top 10 searches in text (2 were sites to buy prints - and not useful) Numbers the 10.
         Ask  - Some photos, top 10 searches in text, also Images & Video section (This is great!).  Binoculars gives a quick preview.
   9.   I like Google and Ask.  I never use Ask, but after comparing the 3, I like the "Images" and "Video" choices.
    
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   WebQuest Home Page 
    
   18th Century French Painters
   A view on Rococo and Neo-classic French painters.  An Art History lesson for students.
   Search for the missing pictures in the museum,
   impersonate the artist and submit a wiki with the learned information.
    
   Computer Illustration
   Art Reproductions

   Artists put themselves into a masterpiece

    

    

   Creating Origami Lesson 
    Follow instructions to create origami, then write your own instructions to create a new piece
   of origami that you create.
    
   History of Art Exhibition Lesson
   This WebQuest is designed to guide students through the huge amount of material that is
   available on the net
   so that they can investigate different movements in Art.
    
   Rubrics for Web Lessons
   The Rubric is an authentic assessment tool which is particularly useful in
   assessing criteria which are complex and subjective.
    
   EDUC 464 Technology and the Learning Process
    
   weather  Click Here for link to weather
    
    School Wires has link for del.icio.us page with new Virtual Tours sites bookmarked.
   Also, included below:
   del.icio.us page

    

    
    United Streaming - Art.doc
   Group project was a presentation of the use of United Streaming in our school.
   Ellen & Kathy were in my group.
    
    
   Debbys Power Point2.ppt 
    
   Art Trip List of Students Spreadsheet .xls
    
   Debb's WebQuest
    
    
    Inspiration Project
   Inspiration Doc. ART AREAS.isf