Due: Monday, April 28, 8pm
Read through the class notes for Unit 3, Lesson 1 and Unit 3, Lesson 2.
Create a small website of at least 5 interlinked pages with some multimedia included.
This can be based on anything you like, but if you'd like some inspiration, here are some approaches you might consider:
A concept map. Make a page with a
single term or concept. Perhaps
use <h1> or another header tag for
it. Include a definition of the term, or some
explanation or discussion of the concept. Somewhere
within this definition / explanation, include one or
more links to other related words / concepts. Do this
for at least five pages. Think about what types of
relationships a link might signify in this case —
specific / general, part / whole, "peer" terms in some
taxonomy, or something else. Include an image for each.
A description from multiple points of view. Storis like Henry James's 1898 horror novella The Turn of the Screw are told from multiple perspectives throughout the story. Describe an event or object from one perspective, and within that narration, select one or two words to be links that recast the narrative from a different point of view. Include an image for each.
Your final paper topic. Start working on the Unit 3 project by using this exercise as a note-taking process as part of your writing.
Add some formatting to make your pages a bit more
readable. Use method 3 ("External") from
the instructions
for how to include CSS in HTML pages. Make a subfolder
called css, and in it create a file
called style.css. Consider adding this
rule to your file to start:
body {
width: 600px; margin: auto;
}
Make a folder and include all your pages within it. Create a
subfolder called images and put
some image files in that. Make sure that
the src attribute in
your <img> tag references the
proper relative path to these image files
— i.e., it should look like this: <img
src="" images/FILENAME" ... >
To submit, upload this entire folder to your Google Drive,
naming it Unit 3, Lesson 1 and 2 HW