Web Quest
Paris Monuments


You are a successful travel agent with experience
traveling in Europe. Your expertise
is France with emphasis on Paris. You would like to attract a group of
travelers for a trip to Paris. This
trip will highlight five Parisian monuments/museums of your choice. In order to generate interest in this
trip, you will create a brochure which you can hand-out to prospective
travelers.


You will use Microsoft publisher to create a brochure of
five Parisian monuments and/or Museums. You will use the links provided to choose
the monuments and to find the required information about them. Each monument will be accompanied by a
picture and a description. Please
note that the information may not be copied and pasted from a site but must be
written in your own words.


You will create a tri-fold brochure using Microsoft Publisher.
Brochure format:
Title page with: title, names of the documents featured
in the brochure
Back page: Your name, class, date in French plus
citation of pictures
Make it visually appealing by using background,
dividers, lines etc.
You will choose 5 monuments and/or museums in Paris.
You will write a description for each document.
This description needs to answer:
a.
What is it?

b.
Where is it located
in Paris? Please give the number of
the arrondissement
and if itŐs on the right or left bank of the Seine.
c.
What is the buildingŐs
history?
d.
Why is it worthwhile
to see this monument?
http://www.paris.org/Monuments/
http://www.monument-paris.com/
http://www.paris-tourism.com/paris/us/patrimoine_loisirs/0/monuments.html
http://www.smartweb.fr/default.html
http://www.parisnet.net/parismap.html
http://www.discountcityhotels.com/Paris/Info/Paris-Arrondissement.htm
Learning
standard: culture: 4.5; 4.10; connections: 7.1
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Standard
Criteria |
5 |
3 |
1 |
Total points |
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Organization Brochure
is well planned and easy to follow.
It includes all of the required information: title page, back page, five
monuments, picture with description for each |
Perfect!
Well planned! Brochure
includes all of the required content. Easy
to follow. Printed
on 1 piece of paper. |
Good
- Well planned, but missing one item such as: title/back page information; picture; only
4 monuments; and/or incomplete description. Easy
to follow. Printed
on 1 piece of paper. |
Ok
- Not well planned. Missing
more than one required element. Pages
not in order. Not
easy to follow. Printed
on 2 pieces of paper. |
|
|
Depth of Knowledge All
the facts in the brochure are accurate. Written
in correct English by the student. |
Perfect!
All facts correct. Written
in grammatically correct English. |
Good
- Some facts are incorrect. A
few mistakes in grammar and spelling. |
Ok
- Several misinformations. Many
grammar and/or spelling mistakes. No credit if not studentŐs original work! |
|
|
Creativity Brochure
is visually appealing. Graphics
go with the text and there is a good mix of text and graphics. Fonts are easy to read. Background enhances the whole presentation. |
Perfect!
A piece of Art! Graphics
are pleasing and strategically placed. Background,
color, dividers, and font enhance the brochure. |
Good.
Attractive brochure. Graphics
go well with the text but there are so many they distract from the text. Fond
is easy to read. |
Ok.
Fonts are hard to read. Graphics
do not go with accompanying text or appear randomly chosen. |
|
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Grading range |
A+
15 pts, A 14-13 pts |
B+
12 pts, B 11-10pts |
C+
9pts C 8-7 pts |
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The majority of the work in your brochure is done in the
computer lab. If you need more
time, it is your responsibility to finish your brochure on your own time. The final product is due the day after
the last day in the computer lab.
Your final product will be a visually appealing and well organized
tri-fold brochure.
Your brochure will include 5 Parisian monuments with
descriptions and pictures depicting each of the monuments.
Please respond to the following questions on a separate
piece of paper that you will hand in with your brochure.
á
What are some of the
architectural styles found in Paris?
á
What have you
learned about the history of Paris?
Pictures
www.ibiblio.org Seine and tour Eiffel

www.bigfoto.com Sacre Coeur
www.frenchmbaclub.com Jardin de Tuileries

www.bonjourlafrance.com Arc de Triomphe
www.welcometoparis.it Louvre
www.camt.usyd.edu.au gargoyle
www.aviewoncities.com Pantheon