MidgeF says, "The structure of the WebQuest has always appealed to me."

SueMR exclaims, "The intros are short, crisp and to the point!"

BernieD exclaims, "I don't let teachers mess with graphics until the
rubric is done, or at least drafted. I'm a cruel
taskmaster in a workshop!"

MidgeF says, "But getting teachers to ask critical thinking questions
can be hard."

MidgeF says, "You, me and Kathy in a room would kill them."

Kerry [guest] says, "In our journal writing today the students were to
write about slavery, but I found their writing to be
much better and they were more interested in doing
it when they were putting themselves in the position
in a story type situation. I think WebQuest that
are written like that provide especially younger
students with something they can relate to."

Doctor [guest] finds its way in.
BernieD says, "Now there's a picture. Slaughter on WebQuest Avenue."

BernieD says, "Well... I see by the clock on the wall that there's a
spider web."

MidgeF exclaims, "LOL Can't wait to email her!"

Mark has arrived.
BernieD says, "It's time to free up the room for others."

MidgeF says, "OK. Funs over. Sleep now."

ShayneR asks, "Thanks, Bernie. What's up for next month?"

MidgeF says, "Thanks Bernie. You are a jewel."

Kerry [guest] says, "Thanks Bernie. I hope to attend more of these."

BernieD says, "Hope to see you here on February 15 for a session about
WebQuesting in Missouri: A True Story."

CynthiaM says, "See you in February"