Webliography for Online Learning Resources

Site:
Graphs and Charts Webquest
Address / Date of Site:
http://www.tctc.org/schoolinfo/CLUEm/
Chartsandgraphs.htm
January 2002
Author:
Michelle Gomez
Description:
Reading, interpreting, and creating computerized charts and graphs
Grade Levels
9 - 12
Subject Areas
Computer Literacy and Understanding Employment
Standards Supported
Mathematics, Internet Research
Features and Components:
Creating, and interpretation of graphs and charts and understanding the meaning of 'A picture is worth a thousand words."
What Makes it Good?
•  Facilitation - Topic is introduced, and discussed, the students explore the topic online
•  Relevance - Seeing how the graphs on the internet convey information effectively
•  ^Thinking Skills - Interpreting charts and graphs and choosing the appropriate one for their purposes.
•  Active Participation - Students investigate, test themselves on the information, then create thier own products.
•  Real World - Investigation of the real graphs and charts - internet.
•  Subject Knowledge - Students gain specific knowledge of graphing.
Specific Applications:
Business Math, Consumer Math, Computer Applications