2009/10

Unfortunately, there are no Year 9 IT classes this year in Room 12. See you next year!

June 29, 30

Time's up Year 9.

June 29 - You have the opportunity to explore the internet at your leisure;-)

June 23

Hooray! We have finished the assessed portion of our program. Now, on to the next step.
Let's do an independent investigation.
Answer the following questions and then let's take a few minutes to discuss your findings.
1. What is Web 2.0? Find a definition for this term and be prepared to explain to others.
2. You are all bloggers - that is each of you has a blog for educational purposes. What other purposes are there for blogs? Find 2 different types of blogs.
3. What is a wiki? What is the purpose? Watch this video to gain some ideas of how YOU could use a wiki: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dnL00TdmLY&feature=fvst (Do you think we could make a cool video like this?) How could you use a wiki for educational purposes?

June 22

I need work from: Petter (create, evaluate); Ana Carolina (Plan, Create, Evaluate); Rita (Evaluate); Benedita (Create, Evaluate).

June 15, 16

We are almost done:

EVALUATE (Criterion E) Maximum 6

Students are expected to evaluate the product/solution against the design specification in an objective manner based on testing, and to evaluate its impact on life, society and/or the environment. They are expected to explain how the product/solution could be improved as a result of these evaluations.

Students are expected to evaluate their own performance at each stage of the design cycle and to suggest ways in which their performance could be improved.

To get a 6 the student: evaluates the success of the product/solution considering the results of testing, and the views of the user. The student evaluates their own performance at some stages of the design cycle and considers improvements. The student considers the impact of the product/solution on life, society and/or the environment.

June 9

Your Create is due today:-)

After finishing your webpage, please put it online.

Unfortunately, Geocities is no longer available. The replacement is: www.bravenet.com. Open a FREE account. If you need to insert a postal code use this one: 2765-421

Our projects MUST be completed and handed in no later than Tuesday, June 16.

June 1, 2

Year 9 - Continue with your creations!

While you create your product remember to: 1) follow your plan, 2) note any changes/modifications, and 3) record in your Process Journal (include printscreens;-)

You are so on-task and on-schedule.

Year 9's Rock!

May 25, 26

Now is the moment that we have all been waiting for . . .

CREATE - Criterion D Maximum 6

Students are expected to document, with a series of photographs or a video and a dated record, the process of making their product/solution, including when and how they use tools, materials and techniques. Students are expected to follow their plan, to evaluate the plan and to justify any changes they make to the plan while they are creating the product/solution.

To get a 6 the student: uses appropriate techniques and equipment. The student follows the majority of the plan and mentions any modifications made, resulting in a product/solution of appropriate quality using the resources available.

Deadline Information/Policy

Year 9

Work should be handed in on due date.

If for some reason it isn't (example- the bell rang and therefore didn't have time to put work on the teacher's Pen Drive), the work MUST be submitted at the beginning of the next class.

All work MUST be saved into your folder on the school's server - EVEN if the work was done on a computer outside the school's network (example - at home).

May 18, 19

Year 9 - Plans are very important. AND it's good to have a Plan B too (hahahaha).

Plans are due today - May 19 (at the end of class;-)

If you finish your Plan and begin to work on your Create - check out this link for details: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgg4pbx8_36gpj2vncn

May 11, 12

Year 9 - Now let's move on to the plan. The due date is May 12 at the end of class.

Plan - Criterion C Maximum 6

Students are expected to construct a plan to create their chosen product/solution that has a series of logical steps, and that makes effective use of resources and time.

Students are expected to evaluate the plan and justify any modifications to the design.

To get a 6: the student produces a plan that contains a number of logical steps that include resources and time. The student evaluates the plan and attempts to justify any modifications.

May 4

May 4, 5

Year 9 - Continue working on your designs. They are due today.

Should we extend the due date until tomorrow? Let's talk.

April 27, 28

Year 9, before we begin Criterion B - Design, let's talk about what makes a good website and analyze 3 websites.

Now, onto Criterion B - DESIGN

Students are expected to generate several feasible design that meet the design specification and to evaluate these against the design specification.

Students are then expected to select one design, justify their choice and evaluate this in detail against the design specification.

To get a 6 the student generates a range of feasible designs, and attempts to evaluate them against the design specification. The student attempts to justify the chosen design and evaluate it against thethe design specification.

April 21

First, let's finish the Avalanche websites

Then, let's put them online:-D

We will open Yahoo Geocities accounts which will allow you to upload files to the internet.

I will walk you through this process but the instructions can be located here: http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=dgg4pbx8_55qs88dwhb&hl=en

April 20

Welcome back Year 9 - I hope you had a really great break and are ready to start Term 3.

Before we get back into the swing of things let's go to http://voicethread.com/ and open an account. Tomorrow we will contribute to the world wide web by creating a voice thread offering suggestions to help the environment in honor of Earth Day 2009 (which is Wednesday, April 22).

First, have you finished your tutorial? Let's see how much you remember from the HTML tutorial. Click here to take a little quiz to reinforce your learning. Please sign in using your correct name as I will be recording your scores. Everyone is required to take this quiz;-) (The score will be recorded in my gradebook.)

HTML - Decode the Meaningshttp://www.quia.com/quiz/1648334.html .

Next, Let's create a practice webpage. Click here - Start An Avalanche Web Page

March 31

Year 9 - First things first! I would like you to hand in your Investigations. I will collect them digitally;-)

Next, Let's get going. Let's see first hand "How HTML Works".

Click on the link below to try your hand at html coding:

http://www.athropolis.com/help/html-preview2.htm

March 30

Year 9 - Finish up with your Investigations today.

I will collect them on my pen-drive tomorrow;-)

March 24

Year 9 - Hope you had a good day yesterday.

Today we want to finish up the Design Brief and continue along the Investigation.

The third part of the Investigate is: Formulate a Design Specification. But what is a Design Specification - let's brainstorm that now:

Based on your RESEARCH I would like you to: 1) list at least 5 items that you can include on your Design Specification; 2) create a "detailed" list (Say WHY you will include these items); 3) create a "test" which will be used later in the term to TEST your product against the Design Specification.

We need to finish with all of this and hand in your Investigate on Monday, March 30. So let's go!

Remember, deadlines are deadlines!

FYI (for your information)

You can find the source code (HTML) for ANY web page easily.

You can access it by clicking on View (which is located in the tool bar at the top of the page). Then scroll down and click on Source. Presto! You will see the source code.

March 17

Year 9 - Happy St. Paddy's Day.

Continue with research. Look at March 16's entry for details;-)

March 16

Year 9 - Our due dates for the term are as follows:

• Investigate - March 30
• Design - May 4
• Plan - May 11
• Create - June 1
• Evaluate - June 15

Now, let's continue with the Investigation:-)

Develop a Design Brief
-Create questions to "drive" your investigation - (some logical questions that would have you research HTML to fully understand it-What is HTML? Who created HTML and why? How does HTML work?) Don't worry about doing a tutorial at the time because we will do one a little later in the term.

- Research the author/artist/musician/historical figure that you have chosen. (Select images, you tube links, texts, etc. that you will include (or possibly inlcude) on your page.

- Research 3 similar websites to gain ideas for your own page and analyze findings (look at colour scheme, images, text, links, organization).

March 10

Year 9 - Let's go through all of these worksheets to learn about the internet. We will take an online quiz on Monday Mar 16 to reinforce learning.

Before we begin the Investigation - let's look at what previous students have created: http://www.geocities.com/rddietrich/yr9index.html

Now, back to the Investigation . . .

Develop a Design Brief
-Create questions to "drive" your investigation - (some logical questions that would have you research HTML to fully understand it-What is HTML? Who created HTML and why? How does HTML work?) Don't worry about doing a tutorial at the time because we will do one a little later in the term.

- Research the author/artist/musician/historical figure that you have chosen. (Select images, you tube links, texts, etc. that you will include (or possibly inlcude) on your page.

- Research 3 similar websites to gain ideas for your own page and analyze findings (look at colour scheme, images, text, links, organization).

March 9

Year 8 - Welcome to Computer Technology. We have a fun but intensive project for Term 3. You will be creating an HTML page.

Before we begin let's look at the Unit of Work:http://docs.google.com/Docid=dgg4pbx8_32gbss3qcg

and the Assessment Criteria: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgg4pbx8_36gpj2vncn

Let's start our Investigation (Criterion A) Remember that the Investigate has 3 sections: Identify the Problem, Develop a Design Brief, and Formulate a Design Specification.

Today, we will begin by Identifying the Problem. Open a Word 2007 document; put your name at the top of the page, then write the word "INVESTIGATE" in all caps. Explain the problem and discuss its relevance. Describe the problem in your own words and offer a solution. Also relate the problem to Areas of Interaction.

Next, let's begin looking some Internet Basics.

After looking at the handout, please answer the following questions on the reverse side of the handout. 1) Do you use the internet? 2) How do you use it? (e-mails? chats? research?) 3) What is your favorite thing to do on the internet? 4) If you could make a web page to share information about an author/artist/musician/historical figure who would you choose?

March 3

Time's Up Year 9!

But before you go finish your Evaluate (Criterion E).

To be successful here's what you need to do!

Students are expected to evaluate the product/solution against the design specification in an objective manner based on testing, and to evaluate its impact on life, society and/or the environment. They are expected to explain how the product/solution could be improved as a result of these evaluations.

Students are expected to evaluate their own performance at each stage of the design cycle and to suggest ways in which their performance could be improved.

To get full marks: The student evaluates the success of the product/solution considering the results of testing, and the views of a user. The student evaluates their own performance at some stages of the design cycle and considers improvements. The student considers the impact of the product/solution on life, society and/or the environment.

Deadline for project - Friday, March 6

March 2

Welcome Back Year 9 - I hope that you are well rested and ready to go! We have a lot to accomplish today.

First of all each of you has to finish creating his/her html page.

Next, we have to put them online. It's not hard to do that but there are lots of steps involved. I would rather if we all did it at once (to be more efficient).

Open Microsoft Internet Explorer and type in the address http://geocities.yahoo.com
Press Enter
On the page locate the Sign Up Now link

Complete the registration form
After the form is complete a box appears that asks for the account password. Key this information in and then click Continue
A license agrement is displayed. Read the info and then click I Accept
As advertising is placed on the page when the Choose a Topic screen is displayed choose Schools and Education to ensure appropraite banners appear on the site.
Click the Submit This Form button
A dialog box appears that summarizes account information. Print this sheet. Write the password on it. Put it in a safe place.
Click the Build your page now! link

Open the File Manager
Click the Manage tab
Locate the File Manager link and click on it
Clcik the Open File Manager link

Upload the Files
Click the Upload Files button in the main directory.
Click the Browse button beside the first box
Click the drop down arrow beside the Look in box and go to the html folder in your file on the school's server.
Select the file named index and then click Open
Click the Browse button in the second box, and this time select a picture file
Continue to select until all the files that support your page are uploaded

Look at your Web Page on the Internet
Click the View My Site hyperlink
You will see your webpage. (There will be advertising on the right.)

Hooray! You did it!

PS: You can find this info located in the sidebar (Putting the Web Page Online - Instructions)

February 16, 17

Year 9 - it's time to put all that knowledge to use! It's time to create your page;-)

CREATE (Criterion D) - Maximum 6

Students are expected to document, with a series of photographs or a video and a dated record, the process of making their product/solution, including when and how they use tools, materials and techniques. Students are expected to follow their plan, to evaluate the plan and to justify any changes they make to the plan while they are creating the product/solution.

Sutdents will sometimes embark upon a very ambitious project, or they may encounter unforeseen circumstances. In some circumstances a product/solution that is incomplete or does not function fully can still achieve one of the levels awarded for this criterion.

To receive full marks: The student uses appropriate techniques and equipment. The student follows the majority of the plan and mentions any modifications made, resulting in a product/solution of appropraiate quality using the resources available.

February 9, 10

Year 9 - Let's finish the Design and hand it in at the end of class today - February 9






Now, on to Plan (Criterion C)

Students are expected to construct a plan to create their chosen product/solution that has a series of logical steps, and that makes effective use of resources and time.

Students are expected to evaluate the plan and justify any modifications to the design.

To get full marks (6): The student produces a plan that contains a number of logical steps that include resources and time. The student evaluates the plan and attempts to justify any modifictions.

how to create scrolling text (marquee)

Gui is the greatest kid in year 9

Year 9PHS Rock

Year 9 - Some HTML Tips

to make the text scroll use the following code:

February 2, 3

Year 9 - Now that you've finished the tutorial and taken the quiz you know just how focused you have to be to create a webpage using HTML.

February 2, Period 3 - Please complete the "Avalanche" task. Then print the code and hand it in. *Remember to put your name on the paper;-)

Period 4, Begin on the Design (Criterion B)

February 3, Period 3, 4 - Complete the Design

DESIGN

-Students are expected to generate several feasible design that meet the design specification and to evaluate these against the design specification.

-Students are then expected to select one design, justify their choice and evaluate this in detail against the design specification.

To receive full marks (6): The student generates a range of feasible designs, and attempts to evaluate them against the design specification. The student attempts to justify the chosen design and evaluate it against the design specification. (You can find the Assessment Criterion in the sidebar;-)

January 26, 27

January 26

Year 9 - Let's see how much you remember from the HTML tutorial. Click here to take a little quiz to reinforce your learning. Please sign in using your correct name as I will be recording your scores. Everyone is required to take this quiz;-) (The score will be recorded in my gradebook.)
HTML - Decode the Meanings
http://www.quia.com/quiz/1648334.html

January 27
Before we move on to Design: 1) Complete the worksheet "Be An HTML Detective" and 2) Start an Avalance Web Page

DESIGN

-Students are expected to generate several feasible design that meet the design specification and to evaluate these against the design specification.

-Students are then expected to select one design, justify their choice and evaluate this in detail against the design specification.

To receive full marks (6): The student generates a range of feasible designs, and attempts to evaluate them against the design specification. The student attempts to justify the chosen design and evaluate it against the design specification.
(You can find the Assessment Criterion in the sidebar;-)

January 19, 20

Year 9

Now, that you have learned a little about what HTML is, this tutorial will serve as basic instruction as how to "write" html code.

Pay close attention to what you are doing. This is very tedious work - every little thing has to be correct.

What does "nesting" mean? Why is it important?

Click here to access this fun tutorial: http://www.athropolis.com/help/html-preview2.htm

January 19

Connect With Culture http://www.geocities.com/rddietrich/yr9index.html

Year 8 - Before you hand in your Investigate - please take a look at the above referenced website. This is Term 1's contribution to the www. They are great. They offer a "realistic" view of what can be accomplished in this class.

Please submit (hand in) your Investigation at the end of the period. Thank you

January 12, 13

Welcome Back Year 9 - It seems like a long time since we have had a class. So let's go!

The Investigation is due January 13 at the end of class.

Remember: The Investigate has 3 parts:

1) Identify the problem - this is the part where you restate the problem in your own words, and discuss how it relates to our Areas of Interaction

2) Develop a design brief - this is the part where you ask questions that will drive your investigation. In this case make 3 or 4 questions to help you understand what HTML is. The first logical question is: What is HTML? Do RESEARCH to answer the questions and remember to use in-text referencing. Also be sure to research 3 existing websites on your chosen topic to gather ideas about what you want to include on your site. PS: Look in the sidebar for links that an help you understand HTML

3) Formulate a design specification - this is the part where you decide exactly what you will include on your page and create a test (questionnaire) in which each question is directly related to your design specification.

We have lots to do but I know you are up to the challenge!

Investigate Deadline - January 13

December 16

Year 9 - I hope you understand the terms, "copyright" and "creative commons license" a little better. Please include a small paragraph explaining each of these terms in your INVESTIGATE.

Now, on to another topic of research. Year 9's are expected to investigate the problem (independently) so let's think about what to do.

The main topic that you want to discuss is HTML. Think about and formulate (make) 4 questions that will help you learn a lot about HTML.

December 15

I believe that our electrical problems have all been sorted. So let's go.

The first 2 questions of your investigation are:
1. What is a "Creative Commons license"?

2. What is "copyright protection"?

Here are some sites to check out:
http://www.copyrightkids.org/ ,
http://www.richmond.k12.va.us/schools/jones/Copyright-Kids/ ,
http://creativecommons.org/
http://www.cesu.k12.vt.us/K-4Resources/greatsites.htm

Let's look at Google's copyright policy: http://www.google.com/dmca.html



Due December 15

December 9

Year 9 - Before we get started today, let's look at the technology of the Middle Ages . . .



First things first. Please create a file folder in your folder on the school's server entitled "TERM 2-IT-HTML"

The open a word document and type INVESTIGATE at the top of the page.
Click on Insert and then click on Header. Type your name and today's date.

The first 2 questions are this:
1. What is a "Creative Commons license"?

2. What is "copyright protection"?

Here are some sites to check out:
http://www.copyrightkids.org/ ,
http://www.richmond.k12.va.us/schools/jones/Copyright-Kids/ ,
http://creativecommons.org/
http://www.cesu.k12.vt.us/K-4Resources/greatsites.htm

Remember to document your sources.

December 2

Year 9 - Welcome to Term 2 IT.

You will be creating a webpage using HTML. It's a lot of fun - but it's also a lot of work. Be prepared to stay busy and become a contributor to the world wide web!

Let's complete Exercise1 and Exercise 2

Connect with Culture

Year 9 - Check this out - it's cool!

http://www.geocities.com/rddietrich/yr9index.html

Uploading your website

Year 9 - to put your website online follow these directions: http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=dgg4pbx8_55qs88dwhb&hl=en

November 25

Evauate (Criterion E) is an important part of the design cycle and life!

Below you will find the Assessment Criteria for Evaluate.

Remember:
-Students are expected to evaluate the product/solution aginst the design specification in an objective manner based on testing
-Students are expected to evaluate the product/solution's impact of life, society and/or the environment.
-Students are expected to evaluate their own performance at EACH stage of the design cycle
-Students are expected to suggest ways in wich their performance (behaviour and skills) could be improved.

click on image to enlarge

Create Assessment Criterion

Here are the assessment criteria for CREATE

Click on the image to enlarge

November 24

Create is due today.

Remember that the you must DOCUMENT the creation process. Criterion D is more than creating the html page (that's only part of it).
Include: 1) Screenprint your final product, 2) Evaluate your PLAN - (Did it work EXACTLY? What went right? What went wrong?) 3) Justify ANY changes you made while creating the html page (Did your page look EXACTLY like you said it would in Criterion B?)

Then attempt to get it online - Sign up for an account with Geocities. www.yahoo.com

Your Create (Criterion D) is due TODAY

You can come in this week at lunch time and after school to finish if you need to;-)

November 17, 18

Year 9 - We are coming down the line.

If you CANNOT re-create your Design - do what you can and then reflect on the process.

Remember to document the creating process. One easy way is to use the Print Screen button and paste that image into Paint.

Look, Listen, Link

Year 9 - I'm sorry I won't be with you today - but I am SICK!

Go to our webpage: http://geocities.com/rddietrich/

Look at the image. Click on the image. It is possible to make an image into a link.

SLOW DOWN and pay attention to what you are doing.

Step 1 - Create a file folder to keep your HTML source code (notepad), and images in. (All of the these things must be kept together to work/be read together.)

Keep working on the Create portion of the Design Cycle. Use online tutorials, the HTML books (stored on the shelves next to the teacher's desk)

See you soon

If you have any questions email me at: rddietrich@yahoo.com

November 10, 11

Year 9 - Let's finish our plans Monday, November 10.

November 11 - CREATE! This is the fun part. Remember use your chosen Design as your template, and your Plan as your guide.

It is imperative (really important) that you document creating your website. You can use your blog, but I can also provide you with a paper notebook if you would like that better.

November 4

(Click on the image to enlarge it)

Year 9 it all starts with a PLAN!

Criterion C (Plan):

-Produce a plan that contains a number of logical steps that includes resources and time (class and homework time)
-Justify any change/modification

To view the Assessment Rubric please click on the image above;-)

Well done Year 9!

I've been thinking about our organizational problems. There are several ways to solve them. 1 is by creating a style sheet.

Another way is by "creating" images and inserting them on a page. For instance, Brooke wants to have a really big Miley Cyrus Banner introducing her webpage. She could "create" a banner using powerpoint and save it as a jpeg and insert it like an image. She could also use Word Art in Word 2007 and transfer that image to Paint and save it as a JPEG image.

Abel has an interesting idea about putting his web page title along the side of his page. This system would work perfectly for that too. By creating an image and inserting it into the webpage, he could easily change the direction of his text.

Let's try this as an easy solution;-)

November 3

Year 9 - Welcome Back. I hope you had a great break and are rested and ready to go!

Let's finish Criterion B - Design today

Your task is to create 3 feasible designs - evaluate each against your Design Specification. Then fully justify your choice against your Design Specification.

Remember: The Design (Criterion B) part of the design cycle helps you visualize your product. You can use whatever tool that you wish (PowerPoint, Publisher, Word, Pencil & Paper, etc).

Your assessment criterion is shown below:

October 21

Year 9

We have done some website analysis and now it's your turn.

Remember- you have tools to help you be successful.
1. The Unit of Work is in the sidebar on the Year 9 blog
2. You have the Year 9 blog
3. You have a Teacher. In order to use the teacher as a tool to be successful - you must LISTEN and then follow instructions.

The Design (Criterion B) part of the design cycle helps you visualize your product. You can use whatever tool that you wish (PowerPoint, Publisher, Word, Pencil & Paper, etc)

October 20

Year 9

- Let's look at design elements. What makes a good page?

You will create 3 feasible designs - evaluate each against your Design Specification. Then fully justify your choice against your Design Specification.

Some links to get you started:http://www.ratz.com/features.html, http://werbach.com/web/page_design.html, http://www.rocketface.com/organize_website/webpage_design.html

http://www.homestead.com/~site/hslo/website/gallery.ffhtml - some templates to get ideas from

October 17, Period 3

Year 9 - Today is my lucky day. I have an extra period with you this week!

Let's look at Design (Criterion B)

( Click on the picture above to enlarge the Assessment Criterion page)

October 13

Year 9 you have already done all your research. Now, let's do it! Let's write up our investigations:-)

Guiding Question/Problem to Solve: How can CT be used to promote culture in the 21st century?

But before we do that we need to look at the Assessment Criteria: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgg4pbx8_36gpj2vncn

Now, here's the organization that you need to follow!

Investigate:
Introduction – Explain the problem and discuss its relevance. Describe what the problem is and offer a solution. Remember our AOI is Community and Service. Our target audience is: People doing research on the Internet.

Develop a Design Brief (Use questions to guide your research)
-Research an author/artist/musician/historical figure
-Research HTML - (What is HTML? Be thorough and look at all aspects )
*Learn how to HTML code.

You need to reference ALL sources and images!!!!! You need a bibliography page !!!

Formulate a Design Specification
-What would be interesting, useful information for the audience?
-Research 3 similar websites to gain ideas for your own page (include screen print) and analyze findings (look at colour scheme, images, text, links, organization)
-Create Design Specification (list of what you will include on your page - make sure your Design Specification is clear and measurable)
-Create questionnaire to evaluate product/solution against design specification

October 7

Year 9, you are on the right trail!

Now, let's continue

October 6

Year 9 - HTML is a code and you are the detectives: you must crack the code

FYI - click here for a List of HTML Tags

Period 3/4

Now, we have a choice: either we can go through the tutorial together OR you can explore the tutorial on your own. Let's take a vote. *Remember, you are responsible for your own learning.

http://html4kids.org/kid1.php

After going through the tutorial - now try this activity: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgg4pbx8_35grr3snck

September 30

Year 9 - I'm checking your work (#'s 1-8) and feel that you are on the right track;-) Remember that this work will develop into your Investigation (Criterion A) and feedback is important.

General notes: Give Complete Answers. This is the research part of your project and it's important to be thorough. This is the part of the project where you are looking for facts.

Remember to run the spell check!

1. I'm trying out a new polling site, please participate by choosing 1 of the answers provided.

2. Question: Is the Internet and the World Wide Web the same thing? Explain. (Look at the worksheets that I returned to your yesterday for more info;-)

3. Analyzing Web Sites: Before you begin to design your own web page, it is a good plan to study a number of sites on the WWW to get ideas. View 3 web sites and rate each item on a scale of 1 to 3 (3=excellent, 2=good, 1=poor). Which web page was the most effective? Why? (Give detailed answer).

4. Begin to gather information, links, images about your author/artist/musician/historical figure. Be sure to save your data in a folder for easy access.

September 29

Year 9 - Let's continue

Period 3

5. How does HTML work?
6. How did HTML change the world?
7. Why is HTML important?

Period 4
Now let's look at source code. . .

8. What is source code?


Now, look at the source code on this site: http://www.geocities.com/rddietrich/index.html
You can see exactly what I did to create this page.

One place that we can write HTML code is in Notepad. Click on Start, All Programs, Accessories, Notepad.

Let's look a bit closer now and learn the vocabulary associated with HTML.
http://html4kids.org/kid1.php

Before you leave today, please submit your work. Please make sure that your name is on it.

September 23 - Homework

Year 9 - We had bad luck today during Period 4 - NO Internet Connection.

As a result we have homework to do. Please do Questions 1, 2, 3 and 4. This is due Monday!

B. Research HTML (answer these questions)
1. What is HTML?

2. What was life like before HTML?

3. Who invented HTML?

4. How is HTML unique?

See you Thursday for the Activity Day!

http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/starthere/whatishtml.html Check this out!

September 23

New seating arrangement today to minimize distractions during class time.

Focus on the task at hand.

You have begun your investigation.

Please include an Introduction (Design Brief) and answer the 7 questions. Remember to include references.

This should be completed by the end of class today. Please print and hand in.

Please view this link: http://www.geocities.com/rddietrich/index.html I have begun to build an HTML page to house our links.