Document Type
Article
Department/Program
Education
Pub Date
1998
Sponsorship / Conference
Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 1998
Abstract
This paper examines aspects of some World Wide Web-based educational telecomputing projects to illustrate 10 different project Web page functions. These include: (1) giving a project overview or introduction to the goals and operational structure for the project; (2) announcing curriculum-based projects, inviting participation, and providing links to relevant networked resources; (3) providing instructions to telecollaborators on how to participate in the project; (4) serving as virtual places for participants to exchange information; (5) creating an open-ended form of multimedia communication; (6) providing project-related resources; (7) presenting chronologies of past and ongoing project work; (8) providing viewing space to showcase participants' creations; (9) serving as multipurpose centers, combining several project-related functions; and (10) offering electronic services that can help to initiate new curriculum-based telecomputing projects. Sample Web pages are included to illustrate these functions.
Journal Title
Society for Information Technology in Teacher Education (SITE) International Conference
Recommended Citation
Harris, J. (1998). Form follows function: Designing web pages to support educational projects. Paper presented at Society for Information Technology in Teacher Education (SITE) International Conference, Washington, D.C.