Teacher Created Web Pages
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Early Tech
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Developing Tech
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Advanced Tech
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Target Tech
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Validation
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Information
is posted.
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Information
is posted, and current.? Teacher
updates at least once a week.
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Information is posted and updated twice a
week.
Students have access to teacher files.
Teacher is using two DNN Modules to deliver
information.
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Information is posted and updated daily.
Teacher has posted files, and is using a
blog or podcast.
Teacher is using three or more of the DNN
modules to encourage students and parent to become involved in the class.
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Flexibility
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Page looks good on my computer.
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Teacher has used varying font sizes to make
main idea stand out.? Some font changes
have been made and pages read from top to bottom.
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Teacher has used a variety of techniques to
help the appearance of the page. Tables have been used to allow for placement
of images and text in a column and row format.
Page is easy to read on several screen
sizes and in various browsers.
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Teacher has used tables to layout the
images and information in rows and columns.?
They have also learned how to use the span attribute to improve the appearance
of the table. Teacher has learned some basic HTML coding to allow them to make
subtle changes to the page.
Page design is easy to read on any screen size,
and work in all browsers tested.
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Speed
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It takes a while to load, but all the
required information is there.
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Page loads in 10 seconds, and images finish
loading in 20 seconds.
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Page loads in 10 seconds, and images load in 15
seconds
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Page loads within 5 seconds images
included.
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Other
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Have
images and all information on one page.
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Some images have ALT tags.
Pages are hard to navigate.
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All images have ALT tags.
Navigation is a little easier, but is not consistent
from page to page.
Page names are ambiguous.
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All images have ALT tags.
The navigation between pages is clear and
easy to follow.
Pages have meaningful names.
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