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Description Using Dreamweaver software, you will create sophisticated page elements such as image maps, animations, templates, libraries and style sheets. You will learn how to make your web site a central part of instruction for students and home/school communication with parents. You will apply basic principles of message design in the development of Web-based communications with learners and apply principles of visual and media literacy when creating online instructional and professional communication materials. Prerequisite: All participants should have some background experience using one of the following: FrontPage, Pagemaker, Claris HomePage or HTML. Review a few comments from our past participants. Learning Outcomes
This online class is designed as an interactive asynchronous learning experience. You can work on activities and participate in discussions at times that are convenient for your work and family schedule. In order to participate successfully, you must have reliable Internet access, including an e-mail account and access to the World Wide Web, and you must regularly access your account. You will be using your access frequently to participate in discussions with the instructor and other participants. Participants will discuss and share readings via a private discussion board, and there will be optional opportunities for live chats with the instructor and with colleagues. You will connect to learning modules via the World Wide Web and interact with other participants and the instructor through email and online class discussions. Modules include tutorials, readings, and hands-on training. Participants will discuss and share readings via a private discussion board, and there will be opportunities for live chats with the instructor and with colleagues. All projects/assignments will be submitted via e-mail, the course discussion board, or presented via the WWW. Instructor and peer's comments will be sent by e-mail. Conducted online with no on campus class sessions required, you may participate using your home or work computer without having to drive to the university campus at set times. Required
Software and Hardware
NOTE: Adobe CS3 Web Standard will not operate on Windows 98. What are the minimum technology requirements? Complete the system checkup on this website, https://uwstout.courses.wisconsin.edu/ Review the list of compatible/recommended browsers and software programs for Learn@UWStout at the Online Help Desk. If you have any questions about these preferences, please call one of the numbers listed below and indicate that you are a UW-Stout student needing help with Learn@UW-Stout . Help is available 7 days a week. • 1-888-435-7589 select option 3 Instructor Prerequisite Take a few minutes to review the frequently asked questions (FAQs). Registration Tuition is payable by university billing, MasterCard, or Visa. For additional information, e-mail your comments or questions to: Contact: Orientation Activities Alignment with Wisconsin Teaching Standards Alignment with NETS Teaching Standards This course will help participants meet the National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers I, II, III, V, VI
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