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A webquest is a mini-project where students interact with and learn from online resources provided by the teacher. It follows a standard format including an introduction with background and vocabulary, a task for students to complete using specified internet resources, a process guiding students through activities and research, and a self-evaluation and teacher evaluation. Creating effective webquests requires research, analytical, and word processing skills to design inquiry-based learning activities for students using online materials.
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Web quests are inquiry-oriented activities where students interact with online resources to solve problems and complete projects. They involve research and collaboration in teams to produce a final product. Web quests bring together effective teaching practices like motivation, developing thinking skills, and cooperative learning. They come in short-term and long-term varieties. All good web quests include an introduction, task, process, evaluation, and conclusion. The introduction sets up the activity, the task defines the learning goals, the process provides online resources and guidance, the evaluation assesses student understanding, and the conclusion encourages reflection. Examples of web quests vary in quality, so templates and resources can help teachers create effective ones.All About Webquests
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B2Bits FIXEdge is a robust FIX protocol application server designed to simplify an implementation of FIX protocol connectivity. It offers seamless integration with internal systems, high throughput, and low latency communication, making it ideal for financial institutions looking to optimize their trading operations. With its flexible configuration and comprehensive support for various FIX versions, FIXEdge streamlines data exchange, improving operational efficiency and connectivity between counterparties in the financial markets. 
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This study examines the effect of foreign aid on Ethiopia¡¯s economic growth from 1991 to 2023 using an Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model. The findings confirm a positive and significant relationship between foreign aid and Real GDP in both the short run and the long run, though with varying magnitudes.
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Keywords: Foreign aid, Economic growth, Ethiopia, ARDL model, Real GDP, FDI, Human capital, Exchange rate, Institutional quality, Long-run equilibrium, Short-run dynamics.
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Team Pera Ache, Chill Nai presented this idea at Hult Prize at IUB (On Campus Round) and won 1st Runner Up position.
Core idea is to make financial inclusion more accessible for remote farmers in Bangladesh and other developing nations.
Reach out at - rahatalmamun20@gmail.com
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Webquests
- 1. webquests
- 2. Webquest Is a mini-project in which the input and material are supplied from the Internet. Is an ¡°inquiry-oriented activity in which some or all of the information that learners interact with comes from resources on the Internet¡± Can be teacher-made or learner-made.
- 3. You can find more information about webquests in:
- 4. An example of a webquest:
- 5. Main sections to a webquest : Introduction: Introduce the overall theme: give background information on the topic, introduce key vocabulary and concepts. Task: Explain clearly and precisely what the learners will have to do. Process: Guide the learners through a set of activities and research task, using a set of predefined resources. Evaluation: Self-evaluation: learners compare, contrast what they have produced with other learners, and give feedback. Teacher evaluation.
- 6. The skillset for producing a webquest : Research skills: It is essential to be able to search the Internet and to quickly and accurately find resources. Analytic skills: It is important to be able to cast a critical eye over the resources you find when searching. Word processing skills: You will need to be able to use a word processor to combine text, images and weblinks into a finished document.