Here are some websites to help you practice and learn HTML:
Practice HTML code
HTML Tutorial (good one to use in class)
Background colors and textures
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Technology Links
- Making it snow on your page
- Web 2.0 tools
- AASL Standards for the 21st Century Learner
- Free music clips for podcasting
- Free animated graphics, buttons and lines
- More free graphics
- Free animated graphics
- Dynamic Drive Scripts
- JavaScripts
- HTML Tutorial Lesson Plan
- Finding podcasts
- What is podcasting?
- Making a Podcast
- Basic HTML Tags
- Chart of RGB Codes
- Resources for Creating Web Pages
- Webmonkey
- Introduction to HTML
- Creating Webpages
Links and Handouts
Engage Me! (11/9 and 11/10)
Pay Attention (11/9 and 11/10)
Connected Classroom (11/10 and 11/11)
Vision of K-12 Students Today (11/10 and 11/11)
The Machine is Us
The Power of One
All videos shown in class must be evaluated on your YouTube as a Teaching Tool Worksheet. I am posting them here in case you missed one or want to view it again. Please do not view or comment on it until I have shown it in class.
Sugata Mitra: The Child Driven Education
Blogger of the Day
I have posted on a blog before
Podcasting Checklist
Introductory music or jingle
Introduction: who and what
Lead: be clever
Topic: interest-worthy angle
Segment 1, 2, and 3
Sources
Depth: go beyond the obvious
Conclusion: sign off
Clever title
Artwork
Hyperlinks
Introduction: who and what
Lead: be clever
Topic: interest-worthy angle
Segment 1, 2, and 3
Sources
Depth: go beyond the obvious
Conclusion: sign off
Clever title
Artwork
Hyperlinks
Mrs. Kosh
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