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Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems Development and 3 additional...Description: Have students copy the wordpress files to your test server (ex. XAMPP). Go through the steps of setting up the database with PHP...Contributor: David Dean
Views: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: Last yearLast updated: Last yearWorking with PHPMyAdmin
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems Development and 3 additional...Description: Have students open their local web server or test server (ex. XAMPP). Go to the PHPMyAdmin on your server (ex. http://localhost/...Contributor: David DeanViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: Last yearLast updated: Last yearWorking with PHP
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems Development and 3 additional...Description: Have students open a text editor (notepad) or a web design program (DreamWeaver). Begin by having students set up a page for st...Contributor: David DeanViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: Last yearLast updated: Last yearWill We Need 3-D Glasses?
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems DevelopmentGrades: 8 to 12, College to AdultDescription: Real games are 3-dimensional, aren t they? Well, actually not. All games produce a 2-dimensional image on the screen of your com...Contributor: Erik AmerikanerViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoWhere are the Mario Bros?
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems DevelopmentGrades: 8 to 12, College to AdultDescription: On the platforms there are objects to collect, enemies to avoid or kill (often either by shooting them or by jumping on top of t...Contributor: Erik AmerikanerViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoWhat is Redefining a Logo
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems Development and 3 additional...Description: As students enter the class, give them the handout Logo Design Principles. Show students examples of print, web, and video-bas...Contributor: Janice CarterViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoWhat is a Logo?
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems Development and 3 additional...Description: Before beginning this lesson, some suggested background resource web sites to review are: Graphic Design - A short introduction ...Contributor: Janice CarterViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoWhat and Why Redesign a Logo
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems Development and 3 additional...Description: Explain to students, You will need to prepare multiple versions of your logos for use in color and in black-and-white printed d...Contributor: Janice CarterViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoWeb Development Applications
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems Development and 3 additional...Description: Adobe Dreamweaver software enables students to develop with PHP-based content management systems such as WordPress, Joomla!, ...Contributor: Mike MorrisViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: Last yearWatch the Video
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems DevelopmentGrades: 8 to 12, College to AdultDescription: Have students watch the attached videos to observe how to create a Maze Game. This could be done as an opening activity dependin...Contributor: Erik AmerikanerViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoWatch The Video
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems DevelopmentGrades: 8 to 12, College to AdultDescription: Have students watch the attached videos to observe how Game Maker works. This could be done as an opening activity depending on ...Contributor: Erik AmerikanerViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoWatch the Video
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems DevelopmentGrades: 8 to 12, College to AdultContributor: Erik AmerikanerViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoWatch the Video
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems DevelopmentGrades: 8 to 12, College to AdultDescription: Have students watch the attached videos to observe how Game Maker works. This could be done as an opening activity depending on ...Contributor: Erik AmerikanerViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoWatch a Video Game Designer at Work
Parent Industry: Programming and Systems DevelopmentGrades: 11 to 12, College to AdultDescription: As an introduction to the world of video gaming, have students watch the attached video. Have students take notes to answer the ...Contributor: Erik AmerikanerViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoUsing a Repeating Gradient as a Background
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems Development and 3 additional...Description: Students will learn to create an image in PhotoShop to be placed as a repeating background in Dreamweaver.Contributor: Annette FewinsViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoSpeak My Language
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems Development and 3 additional...Description: Show the Fluffy comedy, but turn the sound off. Watch the video clip and laugh at certain parts like you can hear the video. Wat...Contributor: David DeanViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: Last yearLast updated: Last yearShare Your Thoughts
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems Development and 3 additional...Description: Think of an issue that the students can relate to (Bullying, School Uniforms, etc.) and have questions up on large poster papers...Contributor: David DeanViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: Last yearLast updated: Last yearShare the Work
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems DevelopmentGrades: 8 to 12, College to AdultDescription: After the students have completed the first game, have them test each other s games. Students should collaborate and share infor...Contributor: Erik AmerikanerViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoShare the Work
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems DevelopmentGrades: 8 to 12, College to AdultDescription: After the students have completed the game, have them test each other s games. Students should collaborate and share inform...Contributor: Erik AmerikanerViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years agoShare The Work
Parent Industry: Information Technology, Programming and Systems DevelopmentGrades: 8 to 12, College to AdultDescription: After the students have completed the first game, have them test each other s games. Students should collaborate and share inf...Contributor: Erik AmerikanerViews: 0Favorites: 0Date Created: 3 years agoLast updated: 3 years ago
