The most recent additions to the list of WebQuests for students in grades 9 - 12, for example, include such topics as cloning, bioethics, hazardous wastes, and animal anatomy. (educationworld.com)
They also noted the power of Webquests for guiding student research and inquiry and blogs for giving students voice in response to classroom content, as noted in anecdotal records kept during class discussions. (citejournal.org)
In contrast, elementary preservice teachers used digital cameras to document student performance three and a half times more frequently than did secondary teachers, and they used webquests with their students four times more often than did secondary teachers. (citejournal.org)