Parts of the Assignment
- Proposal 5%
- Final Presentation of Site to Class 5%
- Browser Testing
- Site Installation 20%
What Your Proposal Has to Do (this will be written and turned into me for a grade--everybody in group gets the same grade)
- Explain what kind of a web site your group wants to build
- Review what's already on the web
- Tell what your site is going to contribute to the sf and web community -- especially in terms of content (this will probably involve at least starting to do some research in print sources in the library)
- Narrow your task to a do-able level of specificity
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Include list of at least 5 web sites, 5 academic
articles, and 10 SF works you are using
What your Final Presentation of Site to Class should do (this will be presented in class, in the lab. All your graphics and html files should fit on one disk which we can project on the big screen. 10 minutes max. Should also have a black & white print-out of all pages and links to turn into teacher):
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Show the class what your site will look like,
including all the pages and all the links.
Browser Testing
After you have revised your site according to the feedback from the class and teacher at your presentation, you will need to test how it looks on a variety of different browsers, monitors, and platforms. This will probably cause you to make a few more last minute changes to enhance legibility.
Site Installation
Once your site has been approved by the teacher, you can load it onto the web. Final 20% of grade will be based on how it works and looks and how much of a contribution your site makes to the Web. I hope we'll have time to gather feedback from outside the class as well.
