ThinkQuest Competition
www.thinkquest.org
This competition is about young people working together and sharing their knowledge with the world. Student teams compete annually to create the most innovative and educational websites, developing project, teamwork and technology skills along the way. Entries are published in the popular ThinkQuest Library, regularly accessed by millions.
Form a team and start thinking together! You'll need 3-6 students and a teacher willing to provide guidance. Diverse teams, with members from more than one school, community or country, are encouraged. Once enrolled, coaches may use the Forums to help locate international team members.
Prizes
Teams compete for exciting prizes including laptop computers and a trip to ThinkQuest Live, an educational extravaganza celebrating their achievements in San Francisco. In addition to honoring the top entries in each age group, a special award is presented to the team best demonstrating global perspectives.
Calendar
Coaches can enroll now. Preliminary sites are due March 22, 2006 for Peer Review, when teams provide constructive feedback to their peers, a great collaborative learning experience for all. Teams use this input to finalize their sites for submission. Official judging follows and the winners are announced on June 21, 2006.
See the Rules and Evaluation Criteria for more details
This competition is about young people working together and sharing their knowledge with the world. Student teams compete annually to create the most innovative and educational websites, developing project, teamwork and technology skills along the way. Entries are published in the popular ThinkQuest Library, regularly accessed by millions.
Form a team and start thinking together! You'll need 3-6 students and a teacher willing to provide guidance. Diverse teams, with members from more than one school, community or country, are encouraged. Once enrolled, coaches may use the Forums to help locate international team members.
Prizes
Teams compete for exciting prizes including laptop computers and a trip to ThinkQuest Live, an educational extravaganza celebrating their achievements in San Francisco. In addition to honoring the top entries in each age group, a special award is presented to the team best demonstrating global perspectives.
Calendar
Coaches can enroll now. Preliminary sites are due March 22, 2006 for Peer Review, when teams provide constructive feedback to their peers, a great collaborative learning experience for all. Teams use this input to finalize their sites for submission. Official judging follows and the winners are announced on June 21, 2006.
See the Rules and Evaluation Criteria for more details


