The evaluation portion of the webquest is used to measure results. Rubrics seem to be the best way to evaluate the quests. The rubric is open enough to allow for individual differences in learning styles. Process and problem-solving can become an important part of the rubric. The best rubrics have a variety of goals and judging criteria.

Rubric Types: (You will be leaving our site to visit outside links. Remember to use the back button in the menu bar to return to our website)

• Collaboration Rubrics: composed of contributing, takes responsibility, and value's others viewpoints.
• Computer Presentation Rubrics: composed of content, technology, teamwork, and oral presentation
• Basic WebQuest Rubric: Overall aesthetics, and then the parts of the webquest
• Scientific Report Rubric
• Oral Presentations
• Music Performance Rubric
• Biography Rubric
• Math Rubrics

Authentic Assessment is geared toward real world problems and solutions. Rubrics are easy to customize for specific lessons. For more information on rubrics visit the Rubrics for WebLessons page. For evaluating rubrics and websites visit Kathy Shrock's Guide for Educators.