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Subject: Re: consistency

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Damian

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Date Posted: 08:32:39 03/15/02 Fri
In reply to: Kathy Keefe 's message, "Re: consistency" on 17:16:17 03/04/02 Mon

Hi Kathy,
Sounds like you have a good plan for making your web page consistent. I think it sounds like a good idea to block off a whole day to work on the web site. I find that devote an hour here and there isn't that productive either.
seeya in class

> I read the article with its points on
>consistency. I thought that they all made sense as a
>kind of �unspoken rule� of web page development. Most
>teachers are �theme� thinkers, and I think consistency
>in a web page just goes along with the perspective of
>theme thought. I also think that it adds more to what
>we already read about all the separate individual
>components blending together to make one unified page.
> My job, as an elementary technology teacher, is
>to teach the basics of computer skills-word
>processing, working with graphics, saving files,
>opening files, etc. and then extend the basics into
>projects integrating the tech skills with the
>curriculum.
> I was thinking of designing a web page that would
>explain the philosophy and nuts and bolts of the
>program and the additional pages would be for
>different subject areas and grade levels with links to
>web sites that would enhance the curriculum. This
>would hopefully make it easier for classroom teachers
>to find appropriate online information and activities
> As far as consistency goes, I was thinking about
>using the school colors for the web page (maroon
>background with white letters) For the font-something
>that looks �computer� oriented. Headings would all be
>the same size font and sub headings/links would all
>have the same size font. I would use the same
>buttons on all pages or change one aspect of the
>buttons on each page. I am trying to think of a Logo
>with letters involving technology/computers/and
>education.
> I have designated this Sunday as �Work on Web
>Page Day�. I don�t think this is the type of project
>that you can squeeze a little in here and there. I
>feel that it requires major blocks of time to really
>get into it. See everyone next week.

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