In the past months, we have moved thorough a variety of workshops dealing with a broad range of topics. As you begin to think about what pages to include in your course web site, this workshop should give you ideas about how to structure the web, and create a navigational structure. As you begin to try and implement the web structure that you have created, turn to this workshop to review how to use the navigational structure in FrontPage to create a user-friendly course web. What the web is made of As you begin to fill in the pieces in the of your course web, you will can review this workshop to help review the different file formats you can use to post material on the web. Using WebBoard Get the most bang for your buck by using a WebBoard discussion board to facilitate communication in your classes.
Students can communicate with peers in classes, and across a course.
This is a quick easy way to build interaction into your website. The workshop is gone, but you can take a look at the ecmail website for examples of how it can work. Over the past few weeks the ITIP team has been working with a dozen student helpers in a project called WebWrite. The students are made up of an equal number of technical and less technical students. They will work in teams consisting of a mix of technical and non-technical students, with assistance from students specialized in graphic design.