8h45-10h15
10h15-10h30
10h30-13h00
13h00-14h30
14h30- 17h30
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About the Program,
Self-introduction of Participants and their NGOs
Formal welcome by David Queen, Public Affairs Officer, U. S.
A. Embassy
Response by Joy Palmer and Scott Pennington
Refreshment (coffee break)
What is that the Internet?
Email
Online Interaction—Discussion Forums; Web Logs; Listservs
Best Practices for Researching on the Internet
Link Collections
Document Formats
Database-driven sites vs. Flat HTML
Recognizing legitimate resources
Lunch Break
Introduction to HTML
Creation and management of Files
Introduction to Dreamweaver (make an Online professional Bio)
Introduction to FTP (FTP bio text) |
9h00-10h15
10h15-10h30
10h30-13h30
13h30-14h30
14h30-17h30 |
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REVISION
Working with images
Formats
Image Size/File Size
Saving Images from the Web
Using a Digital Camera
Using a Scanner
Create a Web Bio with text, links, and images
Coffee Break
Web Site Design: Best Practices
What Makes an Effective Site?
Considering Audience a.k.a. Creating a user-profile
Content Needs
Technological Capacity
What do we mean by “usability”?
Site Structure & Primary Navigation
Graphical Elements
Considering Bandwidth Capabilities
Collaborative Planning for Web Projects
Determining Scope and Content
Mapping out a Site
Forum Discussion of Project Goals
Lunch Break
Inserting images
Introduction to Fireworks
Editing Photographic Images
Creating Graphics
Fireworks: Creating a Banner
FTP exercise
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9h00-10h15
10h15-10h30
10h30-13h30
13h30-14h30
14h30-15h00
15h00-16h30 |
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REVISION
Individual work on the Web sites
Coffee break
Individual Work on Sites
Lunch pauses
Individual Work on Sites
Guest Speakers:
Ark Foundation Ghana
Hamida Harrison: Abantu for Development/Regional Office for
West Africa (ROWA)
[http://www.abantu.org/] |
