Chris Render

Student will create a form in HTML and use CSS to style sheet. I used the current high school I am teaching at as an example. Just replace this with your school or other information to customize it. Comes with an answer key to show you what the students version should look like. This is not a beginner project. Your students will need to already know some HTML and some CSS.

Your student will create an HTML home page that has input boxes and check boxes. You will also have an answer key I created. You will need a server for the form info to be stored in. The answer key will show you how I wrote the html to store the data in an old server I had access to.

This should be one of your first lessons when you start to teach HTML. It is an introduction to the basic HTML tags. I give you a power point and a HTML quiz to go with the power point. The quiz comes with an answer key. The power point is fairly short. I would say if you combine power point and quiz it should cover about one 50 minute traditional class.

Students will create a website with scrollable tables. Students will have table file and the start of a CSS file. Also, they will have image files. You will have answer key that shows what it should look like when they are done. Pre-Requisite: HTML 4.01 & CSS!

How to introduce your students to VBA. When you learn a new computer language most of the time the first program you will write will be Hello World.