Cognitive journeys

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Bag code: EDUE30210021 WebQuest knowledge trips are among the latest e-learning strategies that rely on research and exploration, and help develop thinking and analysis skills among students. This professional training bag offers a practical program aimed at enabling teachers to design and implement interactive knowledge trips using the internet, contributing to the development of the educational process and achieving more enjoyable and effective learning. Objectives of the knowledge trips program The program aims to: - Recognize the concept of Web-based knowledge trips - Master the steps of designing a WebQuest - Recognize the elements of the knowledge trip - Analyze factors for the success of educational trips - Design a knowledge trip using digital tools such as Zunal - Apply interactive learning inside the classroom Targeted group - Teachers and female teachers - Educational supervisors - Those interested in e-learning - Curriculum developers - Professionals in the educational field Program duration - Number of days: two training days - Number of hours: 10 training hours (5 hours daily) Program topics Unit One: The nature of Web-based knowledge trips - Definition of knowledge trips (WebQuest) - Elements of the knowledge trip - Characteristics and importance of knowledge trips - Steps for designing educational trips Unit Two: How to prepare knowledge trips - Factors for the success of the knowledge trip - Designing knowledge trips via the web - Practical explanation using the Zunal platform - Practical application: designing a knowledge trip Training bag contents - PowerPoint presentation (71 slides) - Trainer’s guide (70 pages) - Trainee’s guide (63 pages) - Training activities (4) - Introductory guide (4) - Scientific references (4) - Evaluation forms and data (6) - Pre- and post-tests (6) - Training videos (4) - Educational images (8) - Mind map (1) - Introductory brochure (1) Bag contents (12) Training bag model Please click here to view the training bag model Training bag video