Creating a webpage has taught me a lot about the many different resources that are available to teachers. I learned that gmail.com has many different options available that can be used as a tool for teachers. From this assignment, I learned about different clip art websites and banner websites and also how to attach them to my webpage. I also I learned that creating a web page is an easy task that can serves as a big purpose when it comes to your classroom and also the viewing of others. Creating this webpage brought out the creativity that I thought I did not possess. Overall, the creation of this page has resulted into a finished product that is professional as well as useful to my career.
I did not encounter any problems while completing the assignment. The instructions were explained very clearly and concisely.
This topic could be integrated into future by having the students create a web page of their own about their future career. They will have to provide different information that is formulated by their teacher according to their field. This opportunity will get the students familiar with how to actually make a web page and also bring out the creativity in the students.
The NETS-T standard that best fits this assignment is design and develop digital-age learning experiences and assessments. The standard allows one to incorporate digital tools to promote creativity as well as student learning. The assignment requires one to design their own web page so therefore they will have to be creative and think about what it is they would like to do and also the students are learning how to access different sites to find banners, clip art, and etc. The standard involves setting their own educational goals, managing their own learning as well as assessing it. With the assignment, the students have to think professionally about their webpage because it would be for the public to view it. They would be learning about all the different components that make up a web page and also checking the page frequently to update it, which requires students to assess their site.
To see the web page I created, click here.
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