Career Interest Web Site

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CAREER INTERESTHTML Web Site


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Becoming A Teacher

Teacher

Nature of the Work

Training, Qualifications and

Advancements

Teacher Outlook

Wages and EarningsRelated Occupations

Feedback

Works Cited

The purpose of this web site is to inform other students about

becoming a teacher. As a child I loved to write on the chalkboard,

grade papers for fun, and teach my stuffed animals. As I am moving

through my high school years I am spending more time gathering

information about a potential career interest in education. I chose to

research this field because it is something I am interested in

learning.

After creating this informative web site I have learned that there is a

lot of work to being a teacher. There is a lot of education that takes

place but many advances to climb the education pyramid. I thought

that if I was qualified I would earn more money as a teacher. I could

have my summers off but there are a lot of responsibilities that I was

not familiar with. Through the research I have found that not only

could I be a teacher but an adviser, mentor, friend, confident,psychologist, and much more. After reviewing this information I feel

that this is a good fit for me! I look forward to moving to the next

step to become a teacher.For more information please contactAngela Edel

Last updated on 12/15/2010

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CAREER INTEREST WEB SITE

Create a Web site that

includes am

inimum

of the following

y Index

y 5 Career Interest

Topics

y Feedback Form

y Works Cited MLA

style

1. Career (home)

2. Nature of the Work

3. Training,Qualifications, and

Advancement

4. Job Outlook

5. Earning and Wages6. Related Occupations

7. Feedback

8. Works Cited

Web Site Navigation Str ucture


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WEB SITE PURPOSE

This should be an informative Web site about

your potential Career Interest.

y Using the Occupational Outlook Handbook, The

Choices program, and other credible Web sites,

research the information for your career interest

Remember to enter clean HTML tags to define

the Web page structure.

Tags used that were not learned as a part of this

classs curriculum will be evidence of copyingfrom other Web sites (or the use of an editor) and

deductions will be made.


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DIRECTIONS

Create a folder.

Title as Last name_ First name_Career

All files should be saved to this folder

When your final project is COMPLETELY

finished copy and paste your entire folder into

the I Drive selection.

y Remember since you will be copy and pastingyour final project folder be careful of how you

reference links and images


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CAREER INTEREST WEB SITE - FILE NAMES

1. Logo.htm

2. Menu.htm

3. Header.htm

4. Career.htm

5. Index.htm (solution file)

1. Career.htm

2. Nature.htm

3. Training.htm

4. Outlook.htm

5. Earnings.htm

6. Related.htm

7. Feedback.htm

8. Works Cited.htm


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INDEX.HTM

Logo.htm

Add an

appropriate image

to the first frame

Header.htm

Use header text (h1, etc.) with the following

attributes:

Include:

1. font color

2. font face (typeface other than default)

3. bold

4. Size

Menu.htm

Link your home

page to all of your

Web pages using a

navigation menu

All pages should

open in the

career.htm frame

Career.htm

Add text that explains the purpose of your Web

site

1 paragraph to summarize why you are

interested in this career

1 paragraph after web site creation to reflect

on the potential career interest.

Lock the borders of the frames

Add Contact Information using an e-mail link

Add a date for last updated


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INDEX.HTM

Logo.htm Header.htm

Menu.htm should

include this exact

navigation in order:

Career.htmNature.htm

Training.htm

Outlook.htm

Earnings.htm

Related.htm

Feedback.htm

Works Cited.htm

Career.htm


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WEB SITE CRITERIAView Rubric for detailed information and grading

scale


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WEB SITE DESIGN CRITERIA FRAME FILES

Create a Styles01.css for the Web Site

1 Create a frame definition file to define the layout of the frames for

your home Web page (index.htm) to display four frames

(Refer to Lab 6-3)

2 Add an appropriate image to the first frame (top leftlogo.htm)

3 y Link your home page to all of your Web pages using a

navigation menu in the second frame (menu.htm)

y All pages should open in the career.htm frame

y Eight menu hyperlinks (1 link to the career.htm frame; 5

topics; 1 link to the Feedback Form; 1 link to the Works Cited)


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WEB SITE DESIGN CRITERIA FRAME FILES

4

5

6

7

8

Use header text (h1, etc.)in the third frame (top right

header.htm) with the following attributes:

Inc

lude:font color

font face (typeface other than default)

bold

size

9 Add text that explains the purpose of your Web site in the fourth

frame (home.htm)

10 Lock the borders of your frames

11 Add a link to your email address


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WEB SITE DESIGN CRITERIA- ALL

12 Add the same background (color or theme) to all linked Web pages;

exception can be the index.htm page

13 Link all Web pages back to home.htm

(add the link to the bottom of all Web pages)

13.5 Link all Web pages To Top

(add the link to the bottom of all Web pages)


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WEB SITE DESIGN CRITERIA

These items only need to appear

once throughout the web site

14 y Add a link to another Web sitea reference page on the topic of

that pagethat opens in a NEW page (target="new_page")

(Make sure your hyperlink text is not the URL to the Website;add an appropriate text or image link)

15

16

y Set link targets on a long page (bookmarks); subtopics of the

page

y Add hyperlinks to those link targets (horizontal link bar at top of

the page)

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y Add link target to the top of a page

y Add hyperlink(s) to navigate to the top of that page


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y Add an appropriate image/graphic (corresponds with topic) with

wrapped text

y

Clear the wrapped text

21 y Add either an ordered or unordered list with appropriate tags

22 y Add a horizontal rule


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25

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y Add a table with a minimum of three columns

Inc

lude:No border

One columnspan or rowspan

Color added to one row


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y Add a Web page form (as your last page) asking for feedback on

your Web site design. The Action attribute should specify that

the form will be sent by e-mail to your e-mail address (method =post)

Include:

Either a text box(es) or textarea

Check box(es)

Radio button(es)

Selection menu

32 y At least two Fieldset controls to create groupings


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WORKS CITED

You need to have a minimum of 4 resources.

Key the resource list in MLA style.

You may use easybib.com to create MLA

citations.

All Works Cited (thoughts, ideas, graphics, etc.)

are to be cited and referenced in the References

web page of the site. Remember to give credit where credit is due.


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CONSIDERATIONS

Use of correct DOCTYPESframeset versustransitional

Frame files must be labeled as referenced indirections: framedef.htm; logo.htm; menu.htm;

header.htm; home.htm.Your name in every tag

Use of a Sans Serif typeface throughout the Web site

The capitalization of the words: Web and Internet

Correct MLA format for your Reference page

End tags for and

Use of lowercase tags

Proofread

Use relevant content

Documents

Career Interest Web Site