As a culminating activity based on students' explorations and experiences, and as a result of cross-cultural communication and cooperation, students may design and publish a web page about the culture they have been studying. This will be a reminder of their experiences, and may also encourage others to learn more.

End this modular lesson plan with Webpage design exercises.

Step One:

Prepare a HTML template for the students to design their Webpages. Select one sample from the following:

	A Template Contains Picture Links (Download Sample 1)
	A Template Contains Table Structure (Download Sample 2)
	A Template Contains Submit Forms (Download Sample 3 ) (To use Sample 3, please contact the Web manager of your school for information about post action.)

To download the samples, click "Download Sample #." Then choose "Save as..." from the "File" menu. Save the file as "HTML" format.

Step Two:

Help students to enter information to the template

Step Three:

Guide students' sharing their Webpages in class

Step Four:

Post the web sites to relevant educational lists and share with teachers and students of other schools

Resources

Technology Integration

Carol's Book: Educational Technology Specialist - A Concise Handbook and Working Model for Training Effectiveness

Basics of Web Page Design

	Carol's Web Publishing Workshops (Adobe GoLive)
	Carol's Web Publishing Workshops (Adobe PageMill)
	Carol's FTP Workshop

Graphic Design

	Carol's Graphic Design Course: Art 170, Graphic Design I (Course site is on Blackboard. Enrolled students only. )
	Carol's Graphic Design Course: Art 270, Graphic Design II (Course site is on Blackboard. Enrolled students only. )
	Carol's Graphic Design Course: Art 370, Graphic Design III (Course site is on Blackboard. Enrolled students only. )
	Carol's Creative Graphic workshop