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African Culture website
- design |
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Introduction 10 mins |
The aim of this lesson is for students to design their site
visually |
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Activities |
Opening: (60 mins)
Introduction: Visual design
Warming up: Talk
Work: (120 mins)
- Work on stage 4 – design
- Discuss, plan, then do
Closing (60 mins)
Trainer: closing talk, homework and evaluation |
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Warming up
Talk |
Talk: African Design
What is African Design?
Divide into groups and each group should write the answer to the following
questions:
1. What do you think of when you think of African design
2. What do you associate with African design, such as colours, styles,
animals....
3. Which elements relate to your website in development
Present and Discuss |
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| Homework discussions |
Discussion of the previous homework and its relevance to this
lesson |
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| Students exercise 1 |
African Culture website - design
By the end of this lesson you should be have a photoshop design fro the
frontpage for your site and a content page.
It may take longer than one day.
First the team should discuss the general look and feel they have in mind
for the site. The team member who has been assigned the role of designer
is then the one to work on this. The other team members can continue gathering
and producing content or start building the empty html pages. This will
differ per group depending on their plans and progress.
The flowchart will be neede now to advise you which buttons are needed.
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| Tip |
Use the handout – 6 stages of a web project continually
during this website development and production |
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Closing talk & test |
- Prepare students for the next lesson
- Give evaluation forms and homework. (if any)
- Ask what they have learnt that they didn’t know before?
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| Hand-out |
There is one handout for this lesson
1. 6 stages of a web
project |
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| Websites |
Tips for designers
www.dsiegel.com/tips/index.html |
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| Evaluation |
Printed lesson evaluation forms for the students to fill at
home. |
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| Learning goals |
Knowledge* Students knows
that culture is the sum of all social practices and not just what is found
in museums or past things
The 6 main stages of website development
The design stage of a web project
Skills* students can
talk about their culture, define aspects of their culture, brainstorm
on themes, work in a group, present their opinions,
visually design their website
Attitude*students feel:
that culture is important to understand
The importance of the design stage of a web process |
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| Materials |
- One computer per student connected to the internet
- Hand out
- Evaluation forms
- Enough time |
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