I will be posting substantive comments on the discussion board threads for each of the projects
Some minimal matters to include on your site (these are simply matters of sensitive web design--sensitive to the needs of visitors:
- You should include a brief page summarizing your public persona (what you don't mind the whole world knowing about you, including your professional world)
- Your name, including the link to the preceding page should be included on all public pages.
- You should link the first page for the course site everytime you mention the course (http://varenne.tc.columbia.edu/class/tu4028/tu4028.html)
- The site should contain three to five separate pages that should be accessible randomly (by including links to all pages on all pages) even though you may suggest the order in which they are best read.
- Given that each of your pages might be someone's entry page, some brief mention of the place of the current page within the project should be included.
- The "list of references" should be on a separate page.
These pages can be placed on any server available to you. When you tell me the address of the first page of the project, I will link to it on this page. If you do not yet have a server, you can use the Columbia server. To get space there, you must first activate your account, and then follow the directions on creating a directory and uploading the files. (to do all this you need a connection to the internet, and learn how to use TELNET and FTP. Help for learning all this is available at the computer center at TC). Those of you new to HTML might find a course for teachers useful (Hopper)