Date : _______________ Hr:____ HTML Project 2: Creating and Editing a Web Page - p. 29-68 As you work through the HTML Projects, you must read as you go. It is not only.

 

Date : Hr:____ Studio 8: Dreamweaver Unit 1 – Introducing Macromedia Dreamweaver 8, Read pg. 3-12 Selecting Preview Browsers P. 9 Project 1, Lesson 1 – Setting.

 

Date : _______________ Hr:____ HTML Project 3: Creating Web Pages - p 69-129 As you work through the HTML Projects, you must read as you go. It is not only important.

 

Studio 8 Fireworks – Step-by-Step Unit 2 Project 1 – Macromedia Fireworks 8 pg. 3-15 Expand and collapse panels Show and hide panel groups Open.

 

Date : _______________ Hr:____ Studio 8 Fireworks - Unit 2, Project 2 pg. 53-89 -Data files for each project must be copied to your “H Drive”.

 

Date : _______________ Hr:____ Studio 8 Flash - Unit 3, Project 2 pg. 106-238 -Data files for each project must be copied to your “H Drive”.

 

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5 A 93-100 outstanding evidence of descriptor 4 B 85-92 Above Average, complete ly meets expectations; adequate evidence of descriptor 3 C 75-84 meets minimum.

 

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You have created the home page for your personal web site and now it is time to complete the rest of the pages that will make up the site. Using.

 

You have created the home page for your personal web site and now it is time to complete the rest of the pages that will make up the site. Using.

 

MSWORD Portfolio Project Mail Merge NOTE: Before you begin this project, I suggest you carefully read and/or complete the exercise.

 

Web Design 2 Project – Portfolio Grading Rubric CATEGORY Excellent Good Satisfactory Needs Improvement Content All information provided by the student on the web site.

 

EDUC 1220 Page 1of 3 Power Point Portfolio Project Online Resources for Teachers Problem: The principal has asked you to make a presentation at the next.

 

-1-M icrosoftWORD Portfolio Project Class Calendar Problem: Many of your students’ parents have contacted you regarding information about.

 

Newsletter Problem: Your principal has decided that each teacher will develop a monthly class newsletter that will be printed,.

 

Teaching a Lesson or Concept Problem: You want to appeal to the different learners in your classroom—those who must hear it, those who must see it, and those who must.

 

Gradebook Problem: Being familiar with Microsoft Office in general, and Excel in particular, your principal has asked you to track student grades.

 

Word Portfolio Project Newsletter Problem: Your principal has decided that each teacher will d evelop a monthly class newsletter.

 

Online Resources for Teachers Problem: The principal has asked you to make a presentation at the next departmental meeting will vary depending on your area.

 

Page 1of 4 PowerPoint Portfolio Project Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines Problem: Your principal has asked you to develop a slideshow on Fair Use and Copyright issues.

 

Excel Portfolio Project Fundraiser Problem: You find yourself frequently collecting money from your students for various projects. You are aware.

 

EDUC 1220 Page 1of 3 Power Point Portfolio Project Online Resources for Teachers Problem: The principal has asked you to make a presentation at the next.

 

1 Point 2 Points 3 Points 4 Points 5 Points Teacher Evaluation Period: A3 Completeness Less than 25 completed 25 completed 50 completed 75 completed Completed.

 

Page 1 of 4 PowerPoint Portfolio Project Teaching a Lesson or Concept Problem: You want to appeal to the different learners in you r classroom—those who must hear it, those.

 

P3 File names, page titles, and page headings 1. File names are haphazard 2. File names are not short and logical 3. Pages don’t have.

 

Criteria : Notes – for each design you must answer the following questions: What did I learn by doing this project What things were.

 

P3 Writing 1 Answers are provided, but in individual words or single short sentences 1 Answers are provided, but in individual words or single short sentences 2 The writing.

 

1 Point 2 Points 3 Points 4 Points 5 Points Teacher Evaluation Period: A3 Completeness Less than 25 completed 25 completed 50 completed 75 completed Completed.

 

P4 Completeness Less than 25 completed 25 completed 50 completed 75 completed Completed in allotted time A4 File Management. gif files are lost or non-existent. gif are completed,.

 

P3 File names, page titles, and page headings 1. File names are haphazard 2. File names are not short and logical 3. Pages don’t have.

 

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Students need to create 8 to 10 pages for the LCS or business or industry site. Below is a list of requirements and their point values. Students will take.

 

Create a company, museum, zoo, amusement park, etc. and design a web site for it. For your company, etc. you will: Design a banner Design a Logo Create.

 

Designing a  Dream   Bedroom:   Rubric and  Checklist   TDJ20O   Technological   Design –  Grade 10  Level 1  50‐59       Level 2  60‐69       Level 3 .

 

A Guide to Web Development Using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX © 2003 Lawrenceville Press Web Site with Flash Rubric Could be used to assessthe qualit.

 

Advanced Acting Name: Introduction to Acting Class: Section: _______ _________ / 100 points Cover of Portfolio decorated to reflect the play, project,.

 

Rubric created by teaches:s HYPERLINK mailto:gloria. rodriguez esc20. net Laura Karl and Laurie Stevens Category Exemplary 7-8  Accomplished 5-6 .