CSS Week of July 27

Wednesday:

PowerPoint for Web Accessibility

Screen reader interface


Color blind test


Assistive technology for mobility impaired


W3C Accessibility Guidelines






Monday:

Javascript term definitions PowerPoint.

CSS Class 7 PowerPoint

In addition, there will be a terminology handout that goes with the first PowerPoint.

In our last class, we talked about navigating pages using the TAB key. Here's a statement by a company (Diet-Rite) on how they make their pages accessible to those with disabilities.
Note: we will be discussing this at our Wednesday class.

CSS Week of July 20

Powerpoint (finish forms):
Powerpoint (overview):
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Here's a story about how a professor built a web site about baseball statistics.

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Download Powerpoint on Forms.

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Review: navigation menus
Sources:

Alvit
Exploding Boy
Dynamic Drive
Listamatic


Links to examples:
BJs
Premiere Club Rewards
Football Fanatics Rewards Club

PSEG Report a Street Light Out
Link to Student Support
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Tryit Links:
Checkbox
Radio button
Send e-mail

FCKEditor

CSS Week of July 13

Look at these creative navigational buttons.


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Download Powerpoint for CSS Class 4

Fixed position
Transparent effect with fixed position
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Download Powerpoint for CSS Class 3.

Review question 3. Contrast links: Furniture. Microsoft.

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I can't believe I forgot to give students the handouts as we worked through the exercises from the last class! There they were, right in front on the desk, and I completely forgot to hand them out.

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There an article in the NY Times about bing, Microsoft's new search engine. The writer says it has some advantages over Google.

In case anyone wants to check out the NPR article Scott and I were talking about last night, here's the link about Android.

CSS Week of July 6

Wed. class

Powerpoint for CSS Class 2.

Margins link.

Margins2.



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Here's the image link to experiment with:

https://home.comcast.net/~cherie1/Class/smbkgnd.jpg

CSS Class 1 PowerPoint

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Here are answers from Continuing Ed for some student questions:

a. Students do not need to declare their intent to complete a certificate program.

b. The Fall catalog went on the UCC website yesterday. The print version will be out in about 3 weeks, however, he can access the catalog under the Continuing Education link and register at any time.

c. In terms of grading, instructors are advised that for certificate programs students should receive either a letter or number grade that is written on the roster. It is up to you to decide how their achievement is assessed and can be a combination of homework, class participation, projects, quizzes, tests, etc.