Create Your Own Webpage
Summary
Materials
Instructional Activities and Classroom Assessments
- Create a Glitch account
- Create Your Own Webpage
- Homework
Learning Objectives
HTML is not a programming language represented on the exam.
Essential Knowledge
HTML is not a programming language represented on the exam.
Details
1. Create a Glitch account (5 minutes)
- Go to Glitch.com
- Create an account:
- If students have a GiHub account, they should use that account.
- If they don't have a GitHub account, recommend using school email address.
- Use the email magic link option
2. Create Your Own Webpage (45 minutes)
- Pick a topic for your webpage.
- Select "hello-webpage" to get started.
- Give students an overview of the files associated with the webpage:
- README.md file
- Index.html file
- Style.css file
- Script.js file
- Assets folder
- Show students how to see the webpage as they edit
- Remind students of basic HTML code.
- Begin editing on the index.html page.
- Show students how to add an image to their webpage.
- Show students how to create a second page and then link it to the index.html page.
- Show students how to create ordered lists.
- Show students how to create unordered lists.
- Show students how to create tables.
- Students should refer back to HTML reference if they need W3schools.com.
3. Homework
- Encourage students to develop their webpage further.
- Remind students to refer back to W3schools.com/tags to see what else they can add to their page.