Student Pages Include			Teacher Page Describes
Function	File Name	Description
Overall Page	index.htm	A frameset consisting of a contents bar on the left or at the bottom for easy navigation, and a main frame. (You don't edit this; it's what holds all the other pages together.)	Introduction	An opening statement about the purpose of the lesson (perhaps including a description of the origins of the lesson) and the expected learning outcomes.
Contents or Footer	contents.htm or footer.htm	Navigation bar to allow skipping among the sections of the student page, along with a link to the teacher page. (You can customize this by adding your own background graphic or color, but you shouldn't change the links unless you really know what you're getting into.)	Learners	Describes the grade level, class, entry level skills and knowledge expected, and anything else another teacher would need to know about the learners for whom the lesson was designed.
Cover Page	main.htm	The splash screen that contains the title and author names. Would usually contain an appealing graphic that distills the content.	Standards	Paste the state content standard (s) in this section
Introduction	intro.htm	An engaging first statement that draws the reader in while setting the stage for the WebQuest. Includes the guiding or central question around which the WebQuest revolves.	Materials & Resources	Detailed description of any physical resources needed to implement the lesson. May link to a separate page of links to all of Internet resources referenced in the lesson for quick teacher reference.
Task	task.htm	A description of the end result of the students' work; the culminating performance or product that drives all the activities of the lesson.
Process	process.htm	Describes step by step how the learners will accomplish the task. Includes online (and offline) resources, role descriptions (if any), and guidance on individual steps in the process.
Evaluation	rubric.htm	A rubric or other means to evaluate the final task. May include rubrics or tests to measure competencies or accomplishment of interim skills.
Conclusion	conclusion.htm	Final statement that may include reflections on the lesson or extensions of the content for further exploration.
Credits	credits.htm	Description of sources used in the creation of the WebQuest, acknowledgement of help received, etc.