Welcome to the COLLABORATION PAGE for Mrs. Williams' Constitution WebQuest!

LINK TO WEBQUEST PAGE: teacherweb.com/WQ/HighSchool/Constitution2/

Example Wiki on Sites.Google.com: http://sites.google.com/site/patentforeliwhitneyscottongin/

Each day you will be introduced to a new aspect of working with Wikis. Be sure your group is working efficiently and productively so that you are prepared to continue on with the next day's activity!

Possible Points for this Project:

5 Check Points @ 10 pts ea = 50 pts

Document Analysis WKSTS = 30 pts

Collaboration Wiki = 40 pts

StudyStack.com Flashcards = 40 pts

Published Wiki = 50 pts

Individual Reflection = 20 pts

For a Grand Total of 230 pts!

Here's the deal:

1.) Go to your class's page - you can find it by taking a look at the SIDEBAR ---------> 

2.) On your class's page, find your GROUP and click on it. 

3.) Follow the directions on your page.

**** If you need help... BE SURE TO GET IT!!!

When deciding each group member's responsibilities, take these points into consideration:

     For each document the group must do the following:

1. Complete CORRECT Document Analysis Worksheet
2. How does the document relate to the group's section of the Constitution?
3. Research the document's historical significance on the web, cite important facs on StudyStack.com flashcards with correct citation. Learn how to cite sources here: http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/library/workshop/citmla.htm or go to this site, which will ask you to plug in specific information and create the citation for you:
4. Publish what you have learned on a Wiki (separate from the collaboration Wiki used for the WebQuest)

Link to StudyStack.com: Click Here!

Here are the links to cite the websites you've gathered information from. Remember, you should have about ten flashcards of information about the document you are researching.

Learn how to cite sources here: http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/library/workshop/citmla.htm

Use this EASY tool! Plug in the details that the website asks for, its that simple! www.easybib.com/

And here is another tool to to help you create your citation: