Web Pages
I am looking for information to use in the creation of my web page. Below are two websites that might be helpful in the process of creating a web page:
1. http://www.cln.org/themes/webpages_intro.html
This is a website intended to help K-12 teachers in the creation of webpages. Below are a few of the links:
2. http://pages.google.com/-/about.html
This website explains Google Page Creator, a free tool that lets you create web pages right in your browser and publish them to the web with one click.
1. http://www.cln.org/themes/webpages_intro.html
This is a website intended to help K-12 teachers in the creation of webpages. Below are a few of the links:
Clip Art Theme Page - This CLN theme page has links to a variety of clip art collections. Together, they contain thousands of free, uncopyrighted clip art, buttons, bars, backgrounds, bullets, animations, and icons.
- Copyright and Multimedia Law for Web Builders and Multimedia Authors
- This Website provides information about various Web copyright issues and cases.
- Evaluating Web Resources
- A site that focuses on presenting a stategy for teaching critical evaluation skills for World Wide Web resources. Checklists for five types of Web pages are provided. The authors offer links to additional sites with more Web evaluation materials.
- Good Homepaging
- The Quebec English Schools Network has developed a series of resources to "help schools create unique and dynamic Web sites. Our approach, though, has a particular bias. We believe that, by participating in the development of School Web pages, teachers can truly add a powerful teaching and motivational tool to their bag of pedagogical tricks. And they don't have to be "computer experts" to do so! We also believe that the true value of a school Web site or a teacher's web page comes from making it a pedagogical venture."
- HTML Survival Kit - Table of Contents
- A comprehensive guidebook on basic HTML. The author provides many graphic examples of the HTML tags. These examples show you what will happen on a web page when you use specific HTML tags.
- Introduction to HTML
- A tutorial to introduce beginners to the basics of HTML design and style. Content includes: Introduction to HTML, Heads, Titles, Paragraphs, Lists, Special Effect Tags, Anchors and Images.
- Introduction to HTML Level 1
- Introductory level on-line training course offered through the University of Saskatchewan. Since it is designed for students at the University, some instructions will not apply to all Internet users. Each lesson consists of short descriptive pages with links to more in-depth information.
- Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators:Brush up on the Internet
- A series of mini lesson plans for grade four students (adaptable for other grades) which will introduce them to the Internet. There are several lessons which deal specifically with web pages.
- NCSA: A Beginner's Guide to HTML
- A comprehensive guide for writing HTML.
- NCSA Education Group Tutorials
- A basic tutorial to help teachers learn more about the Internet. A downloadable version (Microsoft Word) is also available.
- School Home Page Building Blocks
- Four concepts important in developing an effective school home page are discussed and usually linked to further resources. The four concepts are purpose, content, organization and design.
- School Web Sites
- Do you want to see what other school home pages look like? Do you want other schools to be able to link to your school web pages? The Community Learning Network has a comprehensive set of links to other BC schools whereas Web66 provides an international registry of school pages.
- The Learning Page
- An HTML template of a basic home page is provided with a lesson on how to change it to be your home page with your content.
- Untangling the Web: Lesson Plan
- The goal of this lesson plan is to have students examine sites on the World Wide Web for relevancy and credibility.
- Webmonkey for Kids
- Webmonkey is intended to show children what's possible with the Web and teach them how to begin creating their own sites. There are lessons on the fundamentals of HTML and web design which can be augmented by suggested projects which give the students some hands-on experience. A "tool" section has links to web sites that have programs for writing HTML and there's a teacher's planning guide section.
2. http://pages.google.com/-/about.html
This website explains Google Page Creator, a free tool that lets you create web pages right in your browser and publish them to the web with one click.
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