//www.jchigh.org/apps/classes/975509/assignments/ Class Name: JCHS Intro Web Design Instructor(s): Becci Buenau en-us SchoolSitePro //www.jchigh.org/homeworkItem5815095 //www.jchigh.org/apps/classes/975509/assignments/ Every project has points where there the drafts must be submitted. This is just the first draft of your web site. After this class, you are free to continue exploring new ideas and modifying as much as you desire, and I hope you do.

The attached document lists the required criteria needed to complete the Web Design Final Project.
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There is so much more to learn, but we have run out of time for this trimester. Code.org, Raspberry Pi Code Club, Khan Academy and W3Schools are all great resources to continue to learn about Web Design. We were not able to complete all of Code Clubs' HTML & CSS Module 2, and it has some great resources about learning how to do animation and interactivity. While I will not require you to complete/submit any more of the Raspberry Pi Code Club activities, you will be required in the Final Web Site Project to include at least one extension in your project, i.e. a tag or style or animation/interactivity that we did not cover in class(that you could learn from the Code Club activities). There will be more direction in the Final Web Site Project that will be shared on Wednesday.

The remainder of the trimester is going to have the following pace, modified from them original Course Outline:
Monday June 1: Web Development Tools (Lesson 13 - Version Control and Git/GitHub)
Wednesday June 3: Additional HTML tags and CSS (Lesson 14 - Navigation bar, marquee, Tab label, etc), begin the Final Web Site Project
Monday June 8: Time to work on your Final Web Site Project
Wednesday June 11: Submit your Final Web Site Project

I am thankful for your patience as we have worked through this class, even through it was not in the way originally intended. You continue to strive and give feedback to help me make this class be the best it can be for this trimester. I look forward to seeing your creativity and what you have created in your little piece of online space.

Please complete the Weekly Check-in Form so I can support you in completing the remainder of the work for this trimester.

As a reminder, to earn a Pass(P) for Web Design, you will need to earn a 60% in HAC for the completion of all of the material for this class. I have modified the curriculum to adjust for the shortened trimester.
If you score lower than a 60%, you will earn an Incomplete. As this class is not in Edgenuity or Odyssey, I do not yet have direction on how you will make up that incomplete, but once I do I will pass it on to you. The information on Google Classroom will remain available through the summer, so you are welcome to access it at any time, but I will not be checking it regularly.
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Objectives:
1) Review the slides, video and class summary about version control.
2) Complete the Version Control and Git/GitHub Quiz attached to this document.
]]> Mon, 01 Jun 2020 20:50:01 PDT //www.jchigh.org/homeworkItem5795018 //www.jchigh.org/apps/classes/975509/assignments/ Wednesday May 27th, we will use Khan Academy "Intro to HTML/CSS: Making webpages" to cover the content about developer tools (we have introduced some of this already).
Monday June 1st, we will cover Github and version control.

Objectives:
1) Review the 4 parts in Khan Academy from the section labeled Web Development Tools.
2) Research some of the Integrated Development Environment (IDEs) that are suggested in Khan Academy and describe the Pros and Cons of your three favorite options.
3) Create a Github account and load the website you are creating on Code.org onto Github and attach a link to your website on Github in the assignment. You will have to make sure your account is public for me to see it.
(#1-3 are due by Monday June 1st)

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I will be updating the Course Schedule this coming week, as we will need to change the last day of class and what we are able to complete in that time. This will not change the overall grade you need in the class to get a Pass (a 60%), but it will change what we cover. If a student does not earn a 60% by the end of the school year, then they will be given an Incomplete. If that is an issue, please contact me and we can work out a possible way for you to make up the Incomplete, possibly over the summer.
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Objectives:
1) Answer the Warm Up question in a comment or a Google Doc, then review the Slides.
2) Watch the Images, Pixels, and RGB to learn more about how those colors are created in your computer. Please add something you learned in the video to your Warm Up response.
3) Complete all the activities in Code.org Lesson 13: Colors. You will explore the many different color options with their RGB Widget and then use those colors in a sample web site. You will also learn to use "classes", which can style a variety of different elements. Make sure to add some color and classes to your web site.
4) Complete the RPi Code Club activity: Stickers. Please include a link to your trinket.

When you have completed all the objectives, please "Submit" your assignment.
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Objectives:
1) Complete the Warm up in a comment or Doc, then review the Slides provided.
2) Complete all the activities in Code.org Lesson 10 - Styling Text with CSS and Lesson 11 - Styling Elements with CSS. Lesson 10 will teach you about text styling and explicitly how to add the code to link your style.css (although some of you have already done that). Lesson 11 will teach you about borders, floating objects and margins. I will check your Code.org account to see and score your progress.
3) Complete the first activity in HTML/CSS: Module 2 - Build a Robot. This lesson exposes you more to "id", so you can style individual objects, and absolute vs. relative positioning of objects. Both of these are additional ways to style elements in CSS.

Once you have completed all the objectives, please Submit your work.



]]> Mon, 18 May 2020 18:37:35 PDT //www.jchigh.org/homeworkItem5764639 //www.jchigh.org/apps/classes/975509/assignments/ Monday: Code.org Lessons 10 & 11 which explain how to style your text and elements in your page (pictures, etc).
Wednesday: Code.org Lesson 13 which goes over adding colors.
Please complete the Weekly Check-in Form attached below...it will be the only one for the week and will let me know your plans for the week (i.e. will you be in the virtual meeting, what you plan to get accomplished this week, etc). You must complete the Form to get the points for this assignment.

NOTE: Next Monday, May 25th, is Memorial Day and a non-school day, so we will not have class on Monday. I hope you all have a restful weekend and take time to remember and honor the men and women who have served in the U.S. military.

Hopefully you have been in contact with your partner to help review your website, but if not, that is OK. If you have not submitted your web site from last week because you have not been able to review it with your partner, please turn in what you have done. I don't want you to lose points because you have not been able to have your partner review your work. Obviously, this would be easier if we were in a classroom, but I don't want it to negatively affect your work during Distance Learning. You should have received a message about partner meetings. I will continue to use those times to work with you on your website and what possible extensions you all are hoping to implement. Posted below the times I know of currently. Please contact me if you have not scheduled an individual(partner) meeting time.
Emma & Chris: Wed @ Noon
Kyle, Jewel & Ethyn: Wed @ 12:30
Edison & David: Wed @ 1:30 (Note: this could get pushed back a bit if our regular Wednesday lesson runs long)

Google classroom grades and TAC will be updated on Tuesday, please check your grades before our Wednesday meeting and if you have any issues, please let me know. Also, if you have changed anything to try to improve your grade on an assignment, please write in the comments what you have done/fixed and then Resubmit. Otherwise, Google does not notify me that you changed anything.



]]> Mon, 18 May 2020 18:37:35 PDT //www.jchigh.org/homeworkItem5739449 //www.jchigh.org/apps/classes/975509/assignments/ Note: We will continue to work on the Code.org Web Site for the next few weeks. We will add CSS to improve the look/style of your site.

Objectives:
1) Complete the Warm Up in a comment or Doc, then review the Slides
You can complete #2 & #3 in any order you would like.
2) Complete all sections of Code.org Lesson 9: Project - Multi-Page Websites. Make sure to review the scoring rubric in the Resources and share your work with your partner so they can provide feedback (use the feedback form in Resources for a guide). Submit a link with your finished project.
3) Complete the RPi Code Club: Project Showcase and link all of your previous trinkets together, use the provided code to embed your projects into the Showcase.
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Attached to this assignment is a questionnaire about when you can meet with me individually (or with your partner) during our meeting time Wednesday afternoon. You will be asked to rank order your preferred meeting times. I will email you individually when your meeting time will be once I get a majority of responses.

Please make sure that you are working with your partner. I have listed below those who have told me who they would like to be partners with. If you do not have a partner, please let me know who you would be willing to communicate with from the remaining students.

Requested partner groups so far:
Ethyn, Kyle, & Jewel
David & Edison
Evelyn & Zane
Chris & Emma

Possible partner groups (please confirm if this will work for you):
Cameron & Samantha
Bergen & Caleb
Lewis & Samuel
Nolan, Blake & Zach


I am researching ways for us to share our projects with each other(not just with me). If we were in class there would be a Gallery Walk and I want to try to recreate that online...but I am still working on that. More information about it will follow.

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