Starting your Page

Starting Your Page

OK, you've been thinking about putting together a web page for some time. You know how students are drawn to computers and you know about the abundance of resources available. Your web page(s) will be a place for information exchange. It will link to other pages with activities, projects and references for your students. Your pages will be a place for parents to stay informed and participate in classroom activities, and you will link to your school's web site. See Ideas for Your Web Page and include some of these suggestions. Also, visit the additional resources page for further reading. You are about to use this tutorial to create your first classroom web page (Task I) and your first professional web pages (Task II). Use the cheat sheet for quick reference. In this module, you will learn the following how to start, save and browse your web page how to insert tables, images and links into your web page how to publish your web page onto the Internet. Task I Task II Create Web Page Using Template Create Professional Web Pages Using Self-Paced Lessons . When you finish, use this Page Presentation rubric to assess your pages. Include as many of the suggestions as you can. This module created by: E. Fabiyi