Zunal

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WebQuest Browsing and Creation **[|Zunal]** is a website dedicated to the production and usage of WebQuests. It allows users to browse members webquests as well as create their own all free of charge. The great things about **Zunal** are:
 * **Account is free to everyone**
 * **Easy to make webquests, without HTML coding**
 * **unlimited pages for any webquests**
 * **unlimited files and videos allowed**
 * **several templates to use for an easy start**

**Zunal** also has an easy to use table of contents to use while browsing the member-made webquests. The webquests are separated by subjects as well as by grades. I personally checked out the science pre-made webquests, because that's the subject I will be getting certified to teach and there are about 1500 to choose from, ranging from kindergarten up to the collegiate level.

I personally like **Zunal** because there are over 95,000 members to the site, a lot of which have made webquests for their own use. I like to have the ability to browse hundreds of already made webquests to possibly use if I don't have much time, as well as to be able to use some things that I like from each webquest and use them to create my own. I like that I have to access to all of this for free as well. I also like **Zunal** because many of the webquests I've searched through are useful, and aren't just quickly made junk webquests.

Here are some of the webquests I've searched through that I've like so far. Obviously I haven't searched through all 1500 science webquests but since science is more important for me I have narrowed my picks to that subject.

[|What is your Favourite Element??] This allows groups to pick an element, or have one chosen for them and gives them access to the information on the periodic table as well as several other sources of information.



[|Parts of the Face] This is a webquest obviously teaching about the parts of the face, however it is very fun for kids because there is talking to go along with it as well as several videos which is great for visual learning.

[|Classification] This is a webquest that isn't necessary the most in depth but it has great images and great activities for classification of pathogens. It also uses the rubric tool very well and I really like that for some webquest assignments.

There are so many other webquests I could show as examples on this page however they all utilize the hundreds of templates and several tools differently. I think **Zunal** has so many great features that can be used to any and all classes and grade levels. Teachers have the ability to make webquests without knowing much about the technology. It also give teachers who don't use much technology at all, the option to just sign up and use one of the thousands of pre-made webquests to spice up their classroom lessons.

The website is available above if you click on the purple **Zunal**. Otherwise the website is just []. Once on the website anyone can easily create an account and get started within a minute on two.

Thanks to Google Images for providing this pages images.

This Wiki page was created by Adam Durham 4/2011.