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8 Easy Ways To Develop Your Web Page.

Hewitt, William J. – 1998

This paper presents ideas to help educators develop a Web page geared to supplement classroom instruction. These suggestions include: (1) keep it simple, initially; (2) organize; (3) use tables; (4) apply color; (5) provide images; (6) consult others; (7) get class feedback; (8)consider a discussion forum; and (9) link to other sites that relate…

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer System Design, Computer Uses in Education, Design Preferences

The 3Ls of Introductory Web-Based Instructional Design: Linking, Layout, and Learner Support.

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Dunlap, Joanna C. – 1998

This paper presents guidelines for World Wide Web-based instructional design, based on the 3Ls (i.e., linking, layout, and learner support). The first section, focusing on macro level design, discusses nodes and links, including how nodes work, determining nodes, node size, presentation format, characteristics of links, and kinds of links. The…

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Design Preferences, Guidelines, Hypermedia