1. Welcome to Web Design with Mrs. Tarr

2. Course Overview This introductory course on web design will teach you how to: This introductory course on web design will teach you how to: –Create web pages with HTML code –Introduce you to the Macromedia Suite  Dreamweaver  Fireworks  Flash –Allow you to create, edit, and design personal and professional web pages with real world applications.

3. What do I have to do to pass this class? - Attendance, Behavior, Participation (5 pts) - Attendance, Behavior, Participation (5 pts) - Lesson assignments (10 pts) - Lesson assignments (10 pts) - Article reviews (10 pts) - Website evaluations (10 pts) - Quizzes (20 pts) - Tests & Projects (100 pts) - Final Exam (TBA) - Homework – Just kidding – unless you get behind!

4. A Paperless Course? In an attempt to move to a more paperless environment, students should send all completed assignments to Mrs. Tarr by email In an attempt to move to a more paperless environment, students should send all completed assignments to Mrs. Tarr by email nichole.tarr@k12.sd.us Photograph entitiled “Hobo in a paperless world” from urbandictionary.com

5. Online Assessments Quizzes and tests will be made available to students online using software called Exam View. Since these assessments will be open book, open computer format each quiz or test can only be taken once. At the end of the quiz or test, you will click the “submit” button. At that time, your score will be given and an email with that score will be automatically sent to Mrs. Tarr for recording on the DDN campus system. Quizzes and tests will be made available to students online using software called Exam View. Since these assessments will be open book, open computer format each quiz or test can only be taken once. At the end of the quiz or test, you will click the “submit” button. At that time, your score will be given and an email with that score will be automatically sent to Mrs. Tarr for recording on the DDN campus system.

6. Grading Scale A90-100 A90-100 B89-80 B89-80 C79-70 C79-70 D69-60 D69-60 F59-0 (let’s not worry about this) F59-0 (let’s not worry about this)

7. Required Materials Books will be provided in class Books will be provided in class Folder to keep work in. Folder to keep work in. Writing utensil maybe? Writing utensil maybe? YOUR BRAIN! YOUR BRAIN!

8. Rules (Grrrr!) Absolutely no food or drink (not even water) – Water and electricity don’t mix! Absolutely no food or drink (not even water) – Water and electricity don’t mix! Games – No way, unless I say so! Games – No way, unless I say so! Computer User Policy will be followed and reviewed. Computer User Policy will be followed and reviewed. Put your book away every day. Put your book away every day.

9. What is the WWW The World Wide Web (WWW) is most often called the Web The World Wide Web (WWW) is most often called the Web The Web is a network of computers all over the world The Web is a network of computers all over the world All the computers in the Web can communicate with each other. All the computers in the Web can communicate with each other. All the computers use a communication standard called HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) All the computers use a communication standard called HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)

10. The World Wired Web!