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Lab 10 Capstone
Lab 10 Capstone ©
R. Craig Collins, 2005/6
General Lab Directions
Note: There is not enough time in lecture to cover all
the material; read your book BEFORE you begin the lab
Note: Typically labs will require you to invest some time in the lab, outside
of class lecture hours
•Note: Please read the related overview
material before continuing
Check with your Instructor for due date, typically middle
of the last full week, 11:59PM (see due
dates)
•NOTE: Do NOT use CAPITAL letters OR spaces in file names.
Activity (100%):
Get an account on some non-college web server, if you have not done
so, such as
Yahoo's Free GeoCities (see below for uploading files to
GeoCities ) or Lycos's
Free Tripod , etc.
OPTIONAL: If you are planning to actually continue to use this, you may wish to investigate fee charging sites like
$3/mo 1and1.com, www.godaddy.com, or the slightly more expensive, but perhap better service with
SuperNova.net
If you cannot not access an ISP, contact me for alternative solutions (Primarily dual credit students)
(5%) A document placed in the lab 10 dropbox that includes the URL to your
site,
and a brief explanantion of what you did to earn the 85 points
below
(85%) Create and post to your new account at least three well designed web
pages
that incorporate what you have learned this semester
(Pages external to your ISP do not count towards the three
page minimum...
you may upload pages you created earlier IF they are modified to fit your design)
(10%) Files accessable on a real web site
Note: if doing a site for a company, I must see your name as web author somewhere
on the site...
you must point out where this occurs in the document you
place in the lab 10 drop box
Must be correctly coded and functional (10%)
Design issues:
Must use pleasing and interesting designs including everything you have learned
this semester
Grading Points
should include some consistent look and feel aspects between pages via regular
formatting or styles, backgrounds, etc. (10%)
use of background colors and background images (5%)
use of appropriate titles and headlines (10%)
use of OPTIMIZED images (jpg, gif, and/or png, with alt ) (10%)
use tables (5%)
Spell Checked, interesting, shows planning, etc. (10%)
Pleasing design (10%)
includes your name (5%)
Does not violate copyright (10%)
may wish to use frames, and/or forms, etc.
(10%) Files accessable on a real web site
document in dropbox describing how you achieved points, and includes your URL (5%)
correctly coded, with index and link, and functional (10%)
If you missed earlier lab points, you may reclaim them here if I see lab related activity
example, no lab 9 can earn points because files were uploaded to a server, etc.
ple, no lab 9 can earn points because files were uploaded to a server
Suggestion to meet the 3 page minimum
An attractive default document, also known as a splash screen, that opens
when you access your account; this could link to a re-worked résumé and some
other appropriate page, or a portfolio of some type
[What is a portfolio? Your portfolio should be web pages with content that
would interest a specific audience, such as for a sample web pages for a prospective
employer, images you have created, or examples of skills you have to show
off.]
A sample portfolio.
Test that everything
works on your computer. On your ISP, create the required folders, and upload your files to the
appropriate folder
\ (ISP)
(your area on ISP)
|
|----index.html
(or what ever the default document name needs to be)
|
|----
pages
|
|- page1.htm
|
|- page2.htm
|
|----
images
|- yourimage.jpg
|- yourbackground.jpg
Note: if you upload files with errors, you must delete those files on the
server, fix them on your disk, then upload them again. Most upload or ftp
servers will not let you over-write or edit files.
SUBMITTING THE LAB
Upload your document that contains your URL and a brief explanantion of what you did to earn the 85 design points to the lab 10 dropbox
• Using
D2L dropbox • Logon
to D2L
Getting to Geocities File Manager