J. Verlin Sophomore Seminar September 7 – October 2, 2017

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J. Verlin Sophomore Seminar September 7 – October 2, 2017 Intro. To HTML and CSS J. Verlin Sophomore Seminar September 7 – October 2, 2017

Do Now: September 7, 2017 Open a web browser and browse out to http://www.google.com. Write the following on the slip provided and hand in when complete (10 classwork points): Your name and today’s date. An estimate of the number of lines of code needed to make the page.

September 7, 2017: Basic HTML Tags Objective: the students will be able to define what HTML is and how to use at least 5 of the tags in today’s do now to create a web page containing 5 2-line poems. Direct Instruction: <html>, <title>, <body>, <h1> and <p> tags. Guided Practice: “Write a Poem” challenge in Khan Academy Cooperative Practice: in pairs, create your own poems from scratch. It must be at least 5 lines and use at least 1 pair of each of the tags you learned today. Save the file as an HTML file when finished and open it in a web browser (30 classwork points).

Homework: due Sept. 8 Write another 5-line poem as you did in class today and save it as an HTML file. During the Do Now for next class, you will open these in a browser as I inspect your homework (10 homework points).

Do Now: September 8, 2017 Open the html file you created for homework in a browser. I will inspect.

Do Now: September 8, 2017 Quiz: on the slips provided, write your name, today’s date and the purpose of the following tags (3 quiz points): <h1> <p> <body>

September 8, 2017: Text Emphasis Objective: the students will be able to use the <strong> and <em> tags to boldface and italicize text in order to create a 2-line poem. Direct Instruction: boldfacing <strong>, italicizing <em>, bullets <ul> and numbered lists <li> Guided Practice: “...you can learn…” challenge Cooperative Practice: open Notepad and type “This is bold text and this is italics.” Use the appropriate tags to boldface the word “boldface” in the sentence and italicize “italics”. Save the file on the desktop using the html extension and open it in a browser to verify the formatting.

Homework: due September 11 In a text file, type a list of any 5 items. Apply the appropriate markup tags so that the items appear as a bulleted list when opened in a web browser. Save it as an HTML file on a flash drive or in your Google Drive account. During Monday’s Do Now, I will ask you to open these files in a browser so that I can inspect (10 homework points).

Do Now: September 8, 2017 Browse out to http://www.jverlin.com. Click on the “My CV” link. Highlight the entire resume. Right click and select the Copy command. Create a new page on your Google site “My Resume” Right click on the page and select the Paste command.

September 8, 2017: Resumes Objective: the students will be able to write a resume in order to establish a presence on the internet. Direct Instruction: templates and formatting Independent Practice: edit the resume to suit your needs (30 classwork points) Take out the sections which don’t apply. Change those that do as appropriate.

Unit Project: End Product Example

Unit Project: Blog Objective: the students will be able to change the font families, styles and sizes on a web page in order to create a blog. Direct Instruction: Sample Blog Project Requirements Must contain at least 3 blog posts Must have a table of contents which links the posts Must have 3 CSS rules Must use at least 4 different CSS properties which start with font- Must not have any errors or bad practices Due Date: October 6 (50 project points)