• Online Orientation (1-4 hours -- click the underlined link for detailed instructions - orientation includes discussion fourms, quiz, and assignment)
• Read Chapters 1-2 of The Non-Designer's Web Book (1 hour)

• Read How Web Servers Work (1 hour)
• Browse the Internet section of Whatis.com and skim the following terms:   breadcrumbs, bookmark, cookie, domain name, download, upload, malware, hosting, pop-up, URL, Web browser, XHTML (30 minutes)
• Take Quiz 1 on WebCT (15 minutes)
• Log into the forums and send a Private Message to Dave
• Log into the forums and post a Welcome message to the class
• Practice Upload
• Orientation

• Read Chapters 3-4 of The Non-Designer's Web Book
• Skim Introduction & Chapter 1 of Dreamweaver 8 Hands-On Training:  Background
• ONLINE STUDENTS:  If you haven't already done so, install Dreamweaver 8 on your home computer

• Quiz 1
• Web Design Overview - upload to class drop box
• Chapter 2 of Dreamweaver 8 Hands-On Training:  Interface - upload to student web server
• Read Chapters 5-6 of The Non-Designer's Web Book. 

• Do Site Management handout (1 hour, VERY IMPORTANT because the setup is slightly different from what the book asks)
• Chapter 3 exercises 2-5 of Dreamweaver 8 Hands-On Training:  Site Control (1-2 hours).  Skim exercise 7.
  
• TEST your work by looking on the server.  Your URL will be studentweb.gcccd.net/username

• Quiz 2:  Dreamweaver HOT 3-4, The Non-Designer's Web Book 1-6
• HTML Coding Assignment
• View Dreamweaver Basics Video Demos (20 minutes)
• Chapter 4, exercises 2-8 of Dreamweaver 8 Hands-On Training: Basics. NOTE: ignore exercise 1 - use your existing site definition & local_root folder instead. See Site Management notes.
• Read Chapters 7-8 of The Non-Designer's Web Book

• Chapter 5 of Dreamweaver 8 Hands-On Training:  Linking
• View Linking Video Demos
• Begin Home Page Assignment

• Upload Chapters 2-5 of HOT of Dreamweaver 8 Hands-On Training
• View Typography Video Demos (20 minutes)

September 21 - Last day to apply for CR/NC

REMEMBER!

• NO SPACES in file names (including graphic files, anchors, and links to documents)
• include titles on all pages
• include ALT attribute for all IMG elements
• use common, legible fonts on all pages

• Read Chapter 12 of The Non-Designer's Web Book

• Upload Chapter 6 of Dreamweaver 8 Hands-On Training:  CSS
• Browse my table notes and examples

• Read pages 234-235 & Chapter 9 of The Non-Designer's Web Book

• Upload Chapter 7 of Dreamweaver 8 Hands-On Training:  Typography
• Home Page Assignment

• Read Chapter 10 of The Non-Designer's Web Book

• Quiz 3: Dreamweaver HOT 5, 7 & 8, The Non-Designer's Web Book 5-9 & 12
• Upload Chapter 8 of Dreamweaver 8 Hands-On Training: Tables

• Read the Screen Design Presentation
• Skim Chapter 11 of The Non-Designer's Web Book

• Upload your FINAL PROJECT topic to the class drop (read choosing a final project topic first)
• Upload Chapter 9 of Dreamweaver 8 Hands-On Training  Layout

• Work on Hobby Site
• Start Final Project Proposal
• Read Chapter 14 of The Non-Designer's Web Book
• Read Final Project overview and begin proposal

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• Quiz 4: Dreamweaver HOT Chapter 6, CSS & Chapter 12 XHTML, Non-Designer's Web Book 10-11
• Upload Chapter 12 of Dreamweaver 8 Hands-On Training:  XHTML
• Graphics Project

• View video demo:  Dreamweaver Libraries
• Work on Final Project
• Read Chapter 15 of The Non-Designer's Web Book

• Submit Hobby Project
• Submit Final Project Proposal
• Work on Final Project

Final Project rough draft must be uploaded by Friday November 8 to participate in peer review

November 9 - Last day to drop with a W

• Read Chapter 16 of The Non-Designer's Web Book
• Work on Final Project

• Quiz 5: The Non-Designer's Web Book 14-16
• Read the Final Project scoring rubric
• Work on Final Project
• Read Meta Tags & Search Tips handouts

• Work on Final Project (you should have a Prototype, home page and at least one sub page, uploaded by next week.
  Update your 212homepage.html by adding a link called Final Project which links to your project prototype.
• Work on Peer Review

• Work on Final Project (you should have a Prototype, home page and at least one sub page, uploaded by next week.
  Update your 212homepage.html by adding a link called Final Project which links to your project prototype.
• Work on Peer Review

• Submit Peer Review
• Upload & Testing - Final Project - review the final project scoring rubric

• Upload- Final Project
• Review for Final Exam

• FINAL EXAMS (online Must be completed by Wednesday, December 13th)
• Last face to face meeting December 13 th, 6:00 - 8:00 in H113

• Final Grades Posted and submitted to Admissions & Records