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Creating a Web portal: Part III Situational Relevance Exercise & The Web Portal Assignment Bair-Mundy

In-Class Exercise: Situational needs Buying a car

Step One – Identify information needs in that situation Buying a car Models available Crash test data Repair records Customer Satisfaction ratings Re-sale value Laws on required insurance Insurance rates Loan Info. How to transfer ownership Lemon law Blue-book values How to negotiate

Step Two – Organize the topics Buying a car Models available Crash test data Repair records Customer Satisfaction ratings Re-sale value Laws on required insurance Insurance rates Loan Info. How to transfer ownership Lemon law Blue-book values How to negotiate

Step Two – Organize the topics Car Information (models, crash tests,...) Financial (loans, lease-to-own,...) Legal (transfer ownership ) Buying a car

Step Three – Apply user- friendly labels Car Information (models, crash tests,...) Financial (loans, lease-to-own,...) Legal (transfer ownership ) Buying a car Finding the Car That Is Right for You Financing Your Car Purchase What the Law Requires

Step Four – Web portal structure Finding the Car That Is Right for You Financing Your Car Purchase What the Law Requires Models, Crash tests... Information about loans, lease-to-own programs... How to transfer ownership... Welcome Page Second-Level Pages Buying a car

In-Class Exercise: Situational Relevance Step One: Select a Situation Step Two: Identify information needs Step Three: Group the needs Step Four: Label the groups Step Five: Share your portal structure with class

Web Portal Assignment Step One: Select a Situation Step Two: Identify information needs Step Three: Group and label the needs Step Four: Identify information resources to fulfill needs Step Five: Provide links to those resources Phase One Phase Two

Phase One: Web Portal Frame Buying a Car in Hawai‘i What You Need To Know Mission Statement What the Law Requires Finding the Right Car for You Financing Your Car Purchase Finding the Right Car Financing Your Car Purchase What the Law Requires Return to Main Page Links to subordinate pages Link to portal home page Portal welcome page

Phase Two: Final Web Portal Buying a Car in Hawai‘i What You Need To Know Mission Statement What the Law Requires Finding the Right Car for You Financing Your Car Purchase Finding the Right Car Financing Your Car Purchase What the Law Requires Return to Main Page Links to Resources

Be creative!