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General

  • Making teachers feel contented with online courses
    levabramov.netfirms.com/pages/Turkey.htm
    This article surveys student satisfaction with an online course. LA e-Learning Centre, Teachers Develop Teachers Research Conference, September 2001.
  • Finding quality web sites
    www.dartmouth.edu/~webteach/articles/sites.html
    Sarah Horton, Dartmouth College, wrote this helpful article for teachers and Course developers in choosing relevant web resources for learning. Some good strategies and evaluation techniques are listed. 3 January, 2001.
  • Constructivist Learning in a Hypertext Environment
    www.accesswave.ca/~hgunn/special/papers/hypertxt/conlearn.html
    Technologies to keep students active, collaborative, intentional, complex, contextual, conversational and reflective.

Developer Resources

For those people interested in extending their knowledge there are additional developer resources that will provide you with information on web development.
  • Bookmarklets - free tools for power surfing
    www.bookmarklets.com/tools/categor.html
    Bookmarklets are simple tools that extend the surf and search capabilities of Netscape and Explorer web browsers. Bookmarklets allow you to do things like modify the way you see someone else's webpage, extract data from a webpage, search more quickly and in ways not possible with a search engine and navigate in new ways.
  • HTML TIDY
    www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/
    'Dave Raggett's HTML TIDY is a free utility for fixing HTML mistakes automatically. It also works well on the atrociously hard-to-read markup generated by specialized HTML editors and conversion tools. And it can help you identify where you need to pay further attention to making your pages more accessible to people with disabilities.'
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Browser issues

  • AnyBrowser.com
    www.anybrowser.com/
    Its main aim is to ensure that any browser can view your website. It also has links to other useful tools e.g. link check, HTML validation, screen size tester.
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Colour

Using colour on the web is not an exact science. To find out more about colour, visit:

  • Pixeur 1.1.0.1
    www.topshareware.com/Pixeur-download-15499.htm
    With Pixeur you can easily view the color, RGB, Hex, and Long value of any color you see on screen.
  • Color schemes generator 2
    wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html
    This tool will find a set of color schemes and palettes to create good-looking and well balanced and harmonic web pages.
  • Webpage design for designers
    www.wpdfd.com/wpdgraph.htm
    The graphics and palettes page provides a good introduction to colour on the web, graphic formats suitable for the web, compression and colour theory.
  • lynda.com
    www.lynda.com/
    lynda.com presented one of the very early web-safe palettes. The site also houses some useful sample video files on how to use some major pieces of software such as Dreamweaver.
  • Color Matters
    www.colormatters.com/entercolormatters.html
    Color Matters provides an excellent launchpad to a variety of colour topics.
  • Netcue's colour converter
    www.netcue.com/color/RGBcoverter/rgb.htm
    For those people who need to convert decimal colour codes to hexadecimal codes.
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