• Web Design Class

     

    This course will guide students in the development of websites in a project-based, problem-solving environment. Students will learn the industry-standard languages, HTML and CSS, which are used on every website on the web today. Students will learn how to create a portfolio of content-rich, well-styled websites. 

    The class will prepare students for learning and working in the 21st century through communication and collaboration tools through real-world, student-centered activities which will strengthen students’ technology skills.

    NOTE: Websites created by students in this course will not be published.

     

    The Google Classroom code for this course: (Make sure you join the correct classroom using the code below for your class period.)

         Web Design 1A: kglsdqw

         Web Design 4A: 7a353xb

         

    Required Supplies: 

    - A pen or pencil and a 1" three ring binder with notebook paper for taking notes. 

  • NOTE TO PARENTS

    We use Google Classroom for most communications and all assignments. All assignments are posted in Google Classroom unless it is a participation grade that is given based on the student's participation in class.

     

    The student has the option to check off that they have completed the assignment even if they have not actually submitted the work for grading. When your child's grade shows a 0 and is not showing missing in Classroom, 99% of the time it is because they checked that they did the assignment but failed to submit the work. In order for you to see that the work has been submitted you need your child to log into their Classroom so you can see the actual submitted file. I will try my best to notify you by email if this situation becomes a habit with your child.

     

    For written texts, I use Easy Test Maker. These tests are not posted as an assignment that has to have something submitted. Your child will need to just check that they completed the assignment. I will email you if your child has missed a test which they have not made up in a week. My syllabus states that they have two weeks to make up the missing work, even if it is an excused absence. 
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