chip1 [guest] says, "Our school does not have a computer lab. So, I like
to try to invite classes to use my room on occasion
during my breaks. Like Kerry, I also invite other
classrooms in to view student presentations."

DianaJH asks, "Do you put all your WebQuest on 1 page?"

RobM asks, "Yes, is one page better?"

DianaJH says, "I have had various computer problems switching from page
to page"

DianaJH says, "Computer would crash"

SuzanneSt says, "Finding or developing quests on topics that tie to the
curriculum for my grade level has been a challenge."

JaniceF says, "As we have come to understand better what a good webquest
is we struggle with finding ones that have worthwhile
tasks."

smitht [guest] says, "The biggest challenge has been having low readers.
It's required some extra work."

DianaJH says, "Driver problems or network tied up and took lots of time"

RobM exclaims, "Yeah, students would crash, too!"

PhilipAB says, "I can't help thinking that the biggest advantage to the
eMINTS model is the group organization of teachers, the
sharing of resources and teaching methods."

JaniceF says, "Teachers that I work with struggle to learn how to change
the way they structure class time."

Marcia [guest] says, "Filling up that gradebook is an issue when doing a
webquest. You all know how important grades are
:-)The amount of time that we spend on a webquest
is also sometimes a concern. It is so easy to
become so involved in the projects that you get
lost in the time it takes."

Kerry [guest] says, "My biggest challenge at this time is finding
webquest that meet the specific curriculum