Web Use “The limits to learning is mostly self-imposed” Colin Rose.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Microsoft Excel 2002 Microsoft Excel is a powerful spreadsheet program that helps you to organize data complete calculations make decisions graph data.

Advertisements

1 Lesson 5 Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets HTML and JavaScript BASICS, 4 th Edition Barksdale / Turner.

Made by: Dan Ye. Introduction Basic Last Page ☆ HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language; ☆ HTML is not a programming language, it is a markup language;

Exercise Exercise3.1 8 Exercise3.1 9 Exercise

Hypermedia “The limits to learning is mostly self-imposed” Colin Rose.

Exercise Exercise Exercise Exercise

Exercise Exercise Exercise Exercise

Exercise Exercise6.1 7 Exercise6.1 8 Exercise6.1 9.

MGMT 230 Lab 1 HTML Basics. 2 HTML Tags An HTML document contains both document content and tags. The tags are the HTML codes inserted in a document to.

Using the Diagram It Template Copy this presentation to your hard drive. There are two sets of templates: Slides #3 & 4 for a flow chart Slides #5 & 6.

CPSC 203 Introduction to Computers Lab 39, 40 By Jie (Jeff) Gao.

Name Teacher: Group: 1 Unit 2 – Webpage Creation.

Basic HTML Hyper text markup Language. Re-cap  … - The tag tells the browser that this is an HTML document The html element is the outermost element.

BIS Database Systems School of Management, Business Information Systems, Assumption University A.Thanop Somprasong Lab # 1 Microsoft Office Access.

CPSC 203 Introduction to Computers Lab 66 By Jie Gao.

1 3/7/05CS120 The Information Era Chapter 4 Basic Web Page Construction TOPICS: More on tables and images.

Here you are at your computer, but you don’t have internet connections. Your ISP becomes your link to the internet. In order to get access you need to.

How to build a web site in 37 easy steps. Step One – Turn your page orientation to landscape and create a table to provide a framework for your page In.

LANGUAGE ARTS & WRITING  Grammar skills practice  Editing/Lang arts review  Ten-sentence paragraph  Five paragraph essay  Creative writing  Response.

WEB DESIGN. warming up WEB DESIGN  Look at the HOMEPAGE OF YAHOO on page 56  Answer the following questions: 1) Why do people create and publish web.

CPSC 203: Introduction to Computers Tutorials 03 & 29 by Jie (Jeff) Gao.

The textbook The required text for this course is: Focus on Writing 2e Kirszner/Mandell Bedford/St. Martin’s © 2011 ISBN X.

Introduction to CMPT 281. Outline Admin information Textbooks and resources Moodle site Grading Assignments Project.

CPSC 203 Introduction to Computers Lab 66 By Jie Gao.

Web Design. How do web pages work? Webpages are written in a code called HTML. Programs like Internet Explorer read the code, and then show it as a web.

Accessing Pharmacology Animations A Student’s Guide to Finding What You Need Inez Whipple BS, RRT Reading Area Community College EXIT ProgramNext.

Session 1: Introduction Web Design Theory HTML Code N C Diploma: Web Design: S1: Tutor: N R Hartland 1.

Web Services Course Introduction Week1 Eva Rose, Ph.D.

To be completed Your proposal  Your House style  Your site plan  Page plans (a draft layout for each of your five pages)  A design mock-up -  All.

Peeking at Programming with JavaScript. So what’s JavaScript ? A programming language built into your Web Browser program. Adds fun and interactivity.

Critical Thinking Thinking and Planning Tool (Save this file to your desktop before use) Use the tools on the next slides to create your own Mind Maps.

1 2/28/05CS120 The Information Era Chapter 4 Basic Web Page Construction TOPICS: Anchors and Tables.

Course Content Emily Dixon. Content Strategy Web > Class > Modules > Module 1 (etc) > Projects > Exercises Public > NO strategy–It’s a mess Dixonem1 >

CPSC 203 Introduction to Computers Lab 23 By Jie Gao.

HyperText Markup Language (HTML) Developing a Web Page.

Browser Compatibility Testing, using different browsers Conditional Statements.

Revision Webpage design HTML.   FACE  Attributes  Marquee  Define the following terms.

Basic HTML Page 1. First Open Windows Notepad to type your HTML code 2.

Week-11 (Lecture-1) Introduction to HTML programming: A web based markup language for web. Ex.

Images were sourced from the following web sites: Slide 2:commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BorromeanRing...commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BorromeanRing...

Making the website. Get your folders sorted first Create a new folder in “N” called “My hockey website” Create folders inside called “Documents”, “images”

Connecting From Home Editing at Home(You don’t have to.)

Miguel Lara, PhD. Design and development instructional websites using a variety of web technologies such as HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery.

ASH EDU 647 Week 1 Assignment Assessing Other Educators' Attitudes Toward Students' Families Check this A+ tutorial guideline at

HIS 115 WEEK 7 CHECKPOINT - CLASS STRUCTURE AND SLAVE CULTURE To purchase this material click below link

MIT 511- Web Design & Usability

Web Basics: HTML/CSS/JavaScript What are they?

Golden Line Exercise Read the excerpt from Malcolm X’s autobiography about his reading experience while he was in prison. Choose a single line from the.

Article Review: “Theories of Personality”

© 2010, Mike Murach & Associates, Inc.

ITI 133 HTML5 Desktop and Mobile Level I

HTML5 Level I Session II Chapter 3 - How to Use HTML to Structure a Web Page

Your subtitle goes here

Unit 2 – Webpage Creation

A01 DESIGN To be completed Your proposal  Your House style 

Site Maps UNIT 2 A01 Design.

Lecture 01: Introduction

Task: Have a look at these websites:

Web creation: File Structure Page Title Page Description

Unit 10 The Web Book Test.

Area of Investigation Point: ______________________________

Linking to files from your myASU course site

One Set of Styles Connected to As Many Pages as You Want!!!

© 2017, Mike Murach & Associates, Inc.

Adding Text and links to your classes in PowerSchool

Presentation transcript:

Web Use “The limits to learning is mostly self-imposed” Colin Rose

System theory I.A system is a set of organized components working toward a common goal. II.A change to one component of a system may cause a change in every component of that system. III.Every educational system is different.

Five levels of web use I.Informational web use II.Supplemental web use III.Essential web use IV.Communal web use V.Immersive web use

Exercise in Lab Construct a text on the web (it contains one or two paragraph) ! Give at least four links in this text! Two of them should connect to an outside web site. Two of them should connect to a “html” file that you create.