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The Internet as an Instructional Tool
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Kerry Lynn Rice, Ed. D.
College of Education
Department of Educational Technology (http://edtech.boisestate.edu)

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Moving Beyond the Basics: 
Web Page Development II for K-12 Educators

In this self-directed course, you will apply the skills gained from the previous course and explore the more advance features available in Microsoft FrontPage.  You will develop multimedia applications specifically relevant to your site.  You will learn how to optimize graphics, compress video for streaming applications, and/or work with audio files.  You will also develop and publish additional Internet-based educational materials for use in your classroom.


Part 1
Getting Started

Text:  Microsoft FrontPage for Windows 2003, Part 1, p1 - 86
Getting Started:  Review FrontPage features, what's new.

Overview of advanced features
  • Shared borders
  • Navigation
  • Themes
  • DHTML components
  • FTP vs Publish
 

Part 1: Web Page Development I, Getting Started
Part 2: Web Page Development I, HTML

Create a home page, a parent page and a links page

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 Part 2
Web Graphics

Text:  Microsoft FrontPage for Windows 2003, Part 2, p87 - 226
Creating Basic Web pages - focus on images

  • gif vs. jpg
  • Optimizing
  • Backgrounds
  • Word Art
  • Video/Audio

 

Part 4:  Web Page Development I, Web Graphics

WebQuest Tutorial

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 Part 3
Video

Text:  Microsoft FrontPage for Windows 2003, Part 3, p227 - 357
Creating Advanced Pages

Windows media vs. Real media vs. QuickTime media
True streaming vs. psuedo-streaming
HTML for embedding media into Webpages for Internet Explorer and Netscape

 

 

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 Part 4
Form and Function

Text:  Microsoft FrontPage for Windows 2003, Part 4, p357 - 419
Managing and Publishing Websites

Web Usability and Navigation http://www.useit.com
Accessibility:
     W3C - Web Accessibility Initiative http://www.w3.org/WAI
     Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act http://www.section 508.gov

Now is the time to fine tune the work that you have done in class.  Apply the principles of accessibility and usability as you complete the final touches on your Web pages.  (At the very least, make sure that all of your images use alt text).

 

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