* Talk about " "PROJECT #2"
"
examples :
A.S.M.R.
CHERNOBYL
ALPACAS
For homework last week...
- idea for "Project #2",
-
write a paragraph or 2 about it
- save it as a .pdf file.
- add link from your class web page, to your .pdf file
examples :
tigerweb.towson.edu/aschec9
https://tigerweb.towson.edu/dcrame2/
Class work:
*MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR WORK IN A "WWW" FOLDER ON YOUR DESKTOP
*Add a link from your personal webpage to your
"project #1" site.
"Tiger(.towson.edu) is being replaced by tigerweb
Tigerweb supports html
(that includes CSS, Javascript, etc.)
and is reachable via smb, just like tiger.
Wp is a wordpress-based website."
You can have an account on both tigerweb and wp (WP is replacing Pages).
So, the webpage you go to for more information is:
https://tigerweb.towson.edu/
* You can connect to the server using this website.
Example : https://tigerweb.towson.edu/rtsmith
After activating your site, your URL should look something like this:
https://tigerweb.towson.edu/UserName
If you have trouble, you can try contacting Richard Thomas:
"Digital Lab Manager, OTS Liaison"
rthomas@towson.edu
410-704-5429
*USING DREAMWEAVER*
- choose "site"
then
- "Manage Sites..."
Set up your "Local" (towson) directory:
Site Name: Towson
Site Folder: [the www folder on your desktop]
Set up your "Remote" server.
Open the "Files Window"
Click on this icon to expand the window:
to
view Local & Remote sites
Click on the icon to connect to your server:
- it looks something like a 2 pronged plug...
Then
drag files, directories, images, etc. to the remote server space.
Finally, check your work at:
https://tigerweb.towson.edu/yourUserName
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</iframe>
* Keep working on "Project #2"
**hold on to site structure and wire frames
- start designing and building an informative website based on your research.