... part of George North's and Teacher Explorer Center's Web site at UNO ... Updated: July 12, 2000 WWW Site Development for Educators EDCI 4993-357, Summer 2000 12:40 to 3:35, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Syllabus -- visits. In class activities for July 12. Why do you want to print this document? It is linked to many other important documents -- your printed copy is linked to the death of trees. Links to Explore -- Search the Web -- Live Video -- our Web Site -- WWWX'ing Full Schedule Today, Wednesday eMail :: George | Emma | Attendance | Check Your Mail | | Top | Texts and Resources | Course Description | Objectives | | Evaluation | Grading | Who is George North | Class Web Pages | Date Description Prior Classes 9 class meeting left -- not counting this one! Today Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Back to Top Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 12 Back to Top Make a free donation of food to hungry people around the world. Send your attendance eMail, remember to include your full name in the eMail message. Questions: anything and everything! Tomorow's written assignment Reflecting on the Journal entries over the last two days, I expect: 1/3 of you'll will struggle and produce a mostly complete web site project; 1/3 of you'll will struggle and produce a less than complete web site project; 1/3 of you'll will struggle and not produce a web site project; and (I hope not, but) someone will not struggle at all. I want you to understand that the ONLY failure in this endeavor is that someone who didn't struggle. Everyone else will meet and exceed my expectations for our first project. Your comments about this are appreciated -- in class and in our daily journal. Artifacts are objects produced or shaped by human craft. In this class, I am much more interested in the production, the struggle, than in the artifacts themselves. You do NOT become an artisan by reading a book, or by following a menu, or a list of instructions. You become an artisan by investing your time in the struggle. The World Wide Web offers all of us an opportunity to become artisans. Educators benefit more than anyone from the opportunity to be a web authors. The web offers us a chance that millions will visit and benefit from the artifacts we shape and publish on the web. So, I urge you to struggle on. The only failure in this class is not giving yourself a chance to fail. One of our best learning experiences will come with your chance to review the works of others. Our virtual class meeting provides this chance. Be ready to participate! House Keeping Yesterday? Don't forget to use Links to Explore, there are many useful links there! Don't forget to Journal.before leaving class. In Class Today Today is your day ... what do you want to do? Ask for help, ask me or someone in your group. Meet with your group today ... its not too earily to begin planning next week's Group WWW Site Project. Tomorow's Virtual Class 9:00 AM -- Your web site is available on the World Wide Web. 9:00 AM -- You have eMailed Emma the URL of your web site. 9:00 AM -- You completed posting messages to your Disscussion Group descrbing your web site and your experiences of this past week. You should describe the web site itself, it purpost, intended audiance, its context (i.e. unit plan), and your expectation of how others will benefit for using it. Before 1:00 PM, everyone will browse the web projects using our Web Site Index Page. Before 1:00 PM, everyone will visit the Discussion Groups for these projects and read each author's comments about their work. 1:00 PM -- You will join our chat room where everyone will be given an opportunity to discuss this first project. Everyone will have about 5 minutes to present their comments about this project and to have a pier review of this work by the members of their respective group. PLEASE, remember that during a project chat ... ONLY members of that person's group will be allowed to send chat messages. This means that including the presentor, no more than 4 or 5 of us will be sending chat messages. We will practice this in class today. 9:00 AM on Sunday, everyone will visit the Discussion Groups for these projects and post comments that include your reactions to the work of your fellow students. You are also encourged to reply to comments made by others. Make an effort to post comments in every Discussion Group. Be constructive. Assignment: Individual WWW site project, due Thursday July 13, 9:00 AM. AND -- TA DA! -- Our virtual class meeting. Summer Sloths: Emily Bowler Jan Catalano Diane Daigle Brian Knighten Mike Smith AMBA: George Vera Dorelys Jimenez Mike Toole Gabriel Levine North's Dallas 40 Jennifer Magnotta Virginia Preaus Julie Geraci Ann Gerstner Over Kill Angela Beck Dana Chaplow Leslie Guillory Sharon Lewis Allen Monroe Prior Dates Description Thursday, July 6 First Day of Class Monday, July 10 Mass ClassFusion Monday, July 11 Mass ClassFusion Back to Top