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Step OneFind a partner who teaches
a similar grade level or subject. Together, look at the teachers' web
pages below:
As you look at each web page, answer the following questions:
- What common elements do you see on these class web pages?
- Which web pages are easiest to read? Note the font used, colors,
background, etc.
- Do you see any photographs of students used? Are students' names
used?
- How are links used?
Now you probably have some ideas of what you might like
to have on your classroom web page. But before we go much farther, we
need to have a quickie course on web design!
Go back to five of the above websites and rate them using the CARP
rubric page. As you and your partner work on this, be thinking about
what you want to do (and want to avoid doing!) on your own web page.
Step TwoDesign your page!
Sit next to someone who teaches a similar grade level or subject
for extra help while you're working. Together, brainstorm what you
think are components of a useful classroom web page. Then, begin sketching
a picture of your ideas on paper. Consider what colors, graphics,
and text you might want to include. Will you want to insert any hyperlinks?
If so, make a note of the URLs needed.
Step ThreeBuild your web page in
Word!
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