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Student Activity Create a new Google Doc called ‘The World Wide Web’ and complete the following activities. Activity 1: Create a poster/presentation illustrating the positive and negative impacts of the internet on one of the following areas: - Music industry - Fashion/ Retail -
Publishing/ Books/ Literature
You will find an sample attached at the bottom of this page. Activity 2: Copy the following questions into your Google Doc and answer the questions beneath them. Refer to pages 240-243 of the textbook. 1. Define XML 2. What is the difference between HTML and DHTML? 3. Identify four features which make a webpage different from a printed book. 4. Describe the parts of a URL 5. Create a flow diagram (using Illustrator, Word or any other program you like) to outline the steps involved in locating a particular webpage using its URL. Activity 3: Evaluate three websites based on Jakob Neilson’s Usability
Principles (http://www.nngroup.com/articles/ten-usability-heuristics/)
You will find the Principles and the worksheet with a table attached at the bottom of this page (Jakob Neilson.doc).
Try to choose one website you think is really good, one that is really bad and one that is mediocre. Here is a list of websites you might want to look at (feel free to choose your own!): http://banksy.co.uk/ A HUGE collection of BAD websites: http://www.webpagesthatsuck.com/
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