Professional Development Blog - Digital Technology | Hangarau Matihiko & CS
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Year 10 - Web project
The 10TEI class has research homework for their Animal project to create an interactive website for a Te Papa exhibit. The information sheet should cover your basic FAQs.
If you're not sure email me: mharrison.sbc.school.nz
regards
Mr Harrison
SBC Web Designers
Hi Everyone,
You can download from the J drive a booklet for the web design topic. If you've forgotten to bring your USB email me for a copy. It’s a large attachment so hopefully it will get through by email. I can't post a public link to it though because of copyright licenses etc.
There is more help available from:
http://sites.google.com/site/sbcwebsitedesign/home/html-css-tutorials-examples
This has links to a huge variety of tutorial websites.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1) Understand the HTML code tags – do the 10 exercises in the booklet Web Getting Started
(if that link doesn’t work he should go to http://sites.google.com/site/sbcwebsitedesign/home and look under “Free Downloads”)
2) Be able to create a simple website using a template
3) Be able to create a simple site using code only
4) Be able to create a simple site a web editing program (such as Dreamweaver or Kompozer)
SOFTWARE:
You can use Notepad for writing the code.
For a web editing program he can either:
a) download a free 30day trial of Dreamweaver & use the video tutorials on www.teach-ict.com
b) download a totally free copy of Kompozer from: http://kompozer.net/ and google some free tutorials
TASKS:
I want you to
1) complete the 10 basic HTML exercises (in the booklet Web Getting Started)
2) use further online tutorials (e.g. www.Notepad.com or www.w3schools.com )
3) Apply what you have learnt to create a basic site for Carrot Hills Donkey Sanctuary using following info:
http://www.ictcoverlessons.com/cover_lessons/websites/carrothills/carrothills.html
HOSTING:
You can save your work to a USB memory stick and bring it in to school or upload it onto the internet using free web hosting, e.g. the FTP account you may already have with Xtra or an alternative such as http://www.000webhost.com/order.php and choose a subdomain name to host it under.
You should also check out the free google sites you can set up with our SBCSchool.com Google Apps using your normal school login / password – then using their sitebuilder software:
https://www.google.com/a/sbcschool.com
I trust this is more than enough info to be going on with.
Any queries, email me at mharrison.ict@gmail.com or mharrison@sbc.school.nz
Kind regards
Computing / 11HR
St Bernard’s College
Thursday, October 29, 2009
L3 PowerPoint work
The files you need to complete the PowerPoint work are available here.
Use the online videos to help too!
You need to have practiced sufficiently by Week 4's assessment!
Don't forget 3/4s of the assessment is showing design planning and evaluation. Get cracking!
L2 Integration Unit 2791
You can get the learner booklet and exercise files for US 2791 from here.
The Assessment will start in Week 4. Get cracking guys!
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
8 Tech - Wk 8 H/W - What is the best web design program?
your Wk 8 homework this week is to complete Page 10 of your Web booklet to find out the best way to make a website.
Use the link to find reasons for / against.
http://reviseict.co.uk/ks3/8.2/website_creation.shtml
Homework booklets need to be upto date and handed in for checking tomorrow.
:)
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Software Freedom Day - Sun 20th Sept
Software Freedom Day is an annual, global celebration of this and an opportunity to showcase developments in open source technology.
This year's celebrations in
Anyone can come along, and it's free! (Koha always appreciated)
What can your student's expect?
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We'd like to see more children discovering and exploring free and open source software, so we've designed two special programmes of activities this year: one for older students and one for younger children.
Younger children can have fun exploring the famous little green machine from the One Laptop Per Child programme. There will be plenty of OLPCs to go around and they are really great fun to use – for kids of all ages.
Older students will have a chance to try their hand at programming, pick up some free software or talk about what they are already doing with free and open source applications, like Blender. They'll also get to chat with some of the people involved in making free software, to ask questions and even find out whether a career in free software is something to aim for.
SFD09 is a relaxed family event with plenty going on, including a hackfest, installfest, a makerfest, barcamp and techtalks. There will be food and refreshments provided.
You can find out more about the day by visiting the Software Freedom Day website:
http://www.softwarefreedomday.org.nz/
What do we need you to do?
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Please distribute and encourage students/parents to register at
http://www.softwarefreedomday.org.nz/Register
For more information about the event, please get in touch with Jayne Wallis, mailto:jayne.wallis@lifebox.co.nz
Web Class Objectives - Wk 6-7
- Setup your Gmail & email Mr Harrison to confirm
- Setup your blank Google site + post / email the link to Mr Harrison
- Join / Follow this class blog here on blogger.com