If you're interested in creating your own WebQuery or want to know more about it's history, I've compiled a list of some relevant presentations and materials.
WebQuery: Putting Inquiry in the
Quest
WebQueries: Refining the WebQuest Model
an example of WebQuery for in-service teachers, dealing with No Child Left Behind. Presented at NWATE 2004.
WebQuery: The Quest for Inquiry Continues
a follow-up poster detailing several WebQuery developments, most notably the Process prompts. Presented at NECC 2004.
WebQuery: An Inquiry Method for Teaching About Copyright
WebQuery as a method for teaching about copyright
law. It happens to be the example we use when modeling WebQuery to our
pre-service students, instead of lecturing about inquiry learning. It
gives them the opportunity to experience a WebQuery as a student before
creating their own. Presented at DPE 2007.
To create your own WebQuery, simply follow the template.
There's also a growing collection of WebQuery
examples from CWU students.
