- The rubric says standards on the homepage?
- Make sure we have a different imagine on every page with the copyright info
- All of the lessons and digital stories we created must be put in! Double check! I made sure mine were in there.
- Virtual penpals- do we need a whole page for that?
- Make sure you included all three web evals you did at the beginning on the year.
I have been working on the website. Lindsey I see you haven't accessed it. Do you understand how to?
Josh, how is it going?
I made a lesson plan. Will you guys look at it and tell me what you think?
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Look at this one!
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Ok Lindsey,
ReplyDeleteSO Josh Lindsey the website is due at midnight tonight and Lindsey: You still need to complete the creating a blog page, finish the weather types page, and complete the final presentation/wrap up page.
Josh you just need to do the geography page.
I did the welcome page, the extreme weather page, the tools and measurements page, and the family and community page (which I am still wrapping up.) Whoever finishes last needs to post the URL on elearning under the modual.
Lindsey I have been editing your weather type page, the alignment and font size were off. I also added some information
DeleteLindsey you also need to cite your picture you used on your page
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ReplyDeleteEach web page needs to contain an image. Be sure there is a different image on each page.
• All graphics and related materials need appropriate copyright/ownership notices. Remember, when you search on Google Images, Google Images should NOT be cited .... it needs to be the web site that Google Images found the image. Be sure to click on the link that Google Sites gives you and use the web site where it was found by them. You can cite the image by clicking on the image that you inserted into the page and changing the link to the URL where you (or Google Images) found the image.
• The navigational bar needs to be organized in the order it should be viewed.
• Be sure to use a common design throughout the web site. Make sure everyone in your group uses the same font, font size, placement of the images, alignment of everything, etc.
•Western Michigan University logo which is linked to Western Michigan University's home page, using URL address http://www.wmich.edu (see below under Resources for correct logo). This logo MUST appear at the bottom of the first page on your web site (not on any of the other pages). It should not overwhelm the page. Also, do not use any other image from Western Michigan University due to copyright issues.
• Be sure to include the page that has the project your team has been working towards .... what this semester has been leading up to.
• At least 2 web pages for each student member of the team -- what you will need will be decided with the team to make your web site useful and easy to navigate. Once your instructor has given you the okay for your storyboard, you should use those pages to create your web site. REMEMBER: Do not make pages according to assignments. Think of how the whole unit would be taught and then plug in the assignments where they fit.
• Each web page needs to contain one or two new items of information not given throughout the semester -- ideas, lesson plans, etc. for your topic. All items of information must have a short description of what they are AND then give one or two links to other web sites where more information can be found. This should have been figured out on your storyboard.
• Each group member needs to create one original item -- such as a lesson plan, a podcast, etc. (Word searches and crossword puzzles do NOT count!). Each original item needs a short description of what it is. It must NOT contain the name of the person who created it.
• Each page DOES need to contain the name of the student that created it.
• Each page must contain a linked email address. This can be to a team email or a single team member's email. The way to link the email is to highlight the email, click on link and then click on the Web URL button. In the box, type mailto:(email address) - there should be no spaces.
• The opening page must contain a description of information that can be found on the web site. It is important to talk about project-based learning and the big project so when someone goes to your site they know what they will find.
• Each team member must find at least three (3) additional web sites. These web sites may contain teaching resources, lesson plans, and interactive web site resources as long as they pertain to the topic - each link needs a description of what can be found on the web site. They need to be plugged in appropriate places and must NOT contain the name of the person who found them. REMEMBER: Do not list at the bottom, or add to a resource or a page with extra web site .... they should all be within the content of the web pages.
POSTING URL FOR FINAL TEAM WEB SITE
There is a link under Content in Module #11 for Posting Team Web Site URL. Please do not post until the whole web site is complete. Once the grade for the web site is posted, it will not be changed. Only one group member needs to submit the link for the web site.
I liked the virtual pen pals where it was
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