Project Report

CSIS 137 - Summer 1999

Purpose: My project idea is a site where my English language students can practice the grammar they had learned in the textbook, Communicate What You Mean.

Description: The structure of this project is a frameset containing a title frame, a table of contents frame and the main activity frame. It originally contained only the TOC and Activities frames, but I found that I was repeating the book title, Communicate What You Mean, so often that it made better sense to make a nested frameset with the title frame a constant.

Hardware & Software: I used BBEdit on my PowerMac G3 to create the project. I used HTML coding to create the pages and tested them on Netscape 4.5 on a Macintosh. I believe that it will look okay on a PC and in Internet Explorer, but I don't have the resources to test it at this time.

The files used in my course project are:
The frames page: "frames.html"
The HTML for the book title frame: "banner.html"
The HTML for the left-side frame: "toc.html"
The HTML for the right-side frames:
"title.html" - graphic and short description of site
"general.html" - basic information for students to understand how to use the site
"help.html" - FAQ for some of the typical questions students need answered
"one.html" - Lesson One Review activity
"two.html" - Lesson Two Review activity
"three.html" - link to Lesson Three Review activity (Question of the Day)
"hiddenframe.html" - frameset for Lesson Three Review activity
"QoftheDay.html" - banner for the hidden frame frameset
"question.html" - question which appears in the bottom-most row of the hidden frame frameset
"answer.html" - answer for the question (only viewable when user drags the frame border down
"form.html" - evaluation form for students to give me feedback on the activities

That's about it! Take a look at the project.

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