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But first ...

• access to your web files after this semester?
• If you haven't already, send me a message with your favorite web page describing a person (URL and short description of why you choose it)
• Check your links.

Personal presentation on the web

• multiple goals
• multiple audiences

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Institutional presentation on the web

• College of Education web pages
• Departmental web pages
• Multiple goals

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Assignment for next week

• Lab assignment: create a new HTML file describing your good example of at least one part of Chip Bruce's taxonomy
• email me the URL

• Send me the URL to your own personal web page

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Relative Links

• vs. Absolute links
• Absolute: http://www.ed.uiuc.edu/students/my-name/my-file.html
• Relative (if to a file at the same level): my-file.html

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Advantages of Relative Links

• shorter
• more portable (can move a whole folder of files to a different place or different server without having to redo all the links)

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Doing relative links

• If to another file in the same folder/directory, just specify the file name
  <A HREF="other-file-name.html">my link</A>
• If to a file in a sub-folder/directory, specify the folder/directory name, a slash, and the file name
  <A HREF="sub-folder-name/other-file-name.html">my link</A>
• If to a file in the superordinate folder/directory, use the UNIX ".." convention
  <A HREF="../other-file-name.html">my link</A>

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"From Surfing to Serving..."

• from relatively passive surfing (consumption of resources)
• to more active serving (creating of resources)

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New learner roles

• Web weaver
• electronic editorial assistant
• electronic author
• electronic editor

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Examples

• Exchange
• ESL Homepage
• Resources for Music Educators
• Impact Online
• YLP Mini-Lessons
• Frameworks for student projects
• Frameworks for student publishing

The web as publishing medium

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