ICT at key stage 3 (Year 8)
Unit 9: Publishing on the web
Section 1: Activity 1
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Objectives |
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- that the format of information on the internet is presented in a different way from that on paper
- that the ways in which this information is accessed is largely determined by the design of the page
- that one web page can serve a range of audiences
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Activities |
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Children: |
- Ask the pupils to work in groups to discuss the differences between a web page and printed material. Explain the basic linear nature of printed material, and the dynamic nature of web-based pages.
- Draw out that good design is essential for both media. Ask the pupils to draw up a table of points to consider when discussing what makes good design.
- Explain that different links can be created to suit different audiences reading the same page. Pupils should then compare three different websites, each chosen for their differences; one might include video.
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- understand that the design of pages can influence the data that is accessed by users
- understand that web pages can be designed for different audiences
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Points to note |
- This unit begins by focusing on all pupils doing the same page design and linking pages with different content.
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This unit is divided into sections. Each section contains a sequence of
activities with related objectives and outcomes. You can view this unit by
moving through the sections or print/download the whole unit.
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