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Learning Activities and Objectives After
a mini-lesson on html coding, the high school student will have one class period
to create a web page with html attributes including a dark background color and
standard link colors according to the directions on the class handout.
High
School students will have one class period to create a web page using correct
html coding to have font attributes including a light color, 2 different font
faces and 2 different font sizes according to the directions on the class
handout.
High
School students will have one class period to create on the previously created
dark web page with at least one horizontal line using correct html code
according to the directions on the class handout. 1.
Learner watches presentation 2.
Learner prints out hand out 3.
Learner reads hand out 4.
Learner follows step-by-step instructions from the hand out a.
Learner types out HTML code using Note Pad according to instructions b.
Learner views HTML code created web page in web browser c.
Learner makes modifications as needed to meet hand out requirements 5.
Learner submits web page for teacher approval After
a mini-lesson on html coding, the high school student will have one class period
to create a web page with html attributes including a light background color and
standard link colors according to the directions on the class handout.
High
School students will have one class period to create a web page using correct
html coding to have font attributes including a light colored, 2 different font
faces and 2 different font sizes according to the directions on the class
handout.
High
School students will have one class period to create on the previously created
light colored web page with at least one horizontal line using correct html code
according to the directions on the class handout.
By
the end of one class period, the student will create an unbroken, standard
colored hyperlink from the previously created light background web page to the
previously created dark background web page using the correct HTML coding
according to the classroom handout.
By
the end of one class period, the student will create an unbroken, standard
colored hyperlink from the previously created dark background web page to the
previously created light background web page using the correct HTML coding
according to the classroom handout.
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This site was created by Steph Sorrell. To fulfill my exit requirements or my Masters of Arts Education Degree with an Instructional Technology Focus from Georgetown College. |