• INTRODUCTION

      You are a journalist and in your hands is the Tragedy of Macbeth, a tale of murder, cults, and witchcraft that occurred centuries ago.  It is up to you to locate vital information through the Internet to gain the reporting skills necessary to tell Macbeth’s story.  You have the choice of scenes and the choice of format, but only your reporter skills and knowledge of the play can make the public aware of his story.  Breath easy, you do not have to do this on your own.  Your team members will help guide you in this task, but your journalism masterpiece will be your own.  As you complete this WebQuest, consider the following questions

§       Is there only one way to tell a story?

§       How can the Internet be an asset for me?

§       Is there a really a difference between news, feature, and editorials in the newspaper?

§       Why is communication important to me?

§       Why is it important to understand difficult pieces of information?

§       How can I break complicated information down into understandable language?

§       How can early literature have meaning to me, someone living in modern times?