Introduction to the Internet
- Level Middle School
- Contact Hours 55
- Timeframe Semester
Introduction to the Internet explores HTML, CSS, and web design principles as students create their own homepage and a multi-page website. Students also examine how information is represented digitally, including number systems and pixel images, while learning about network protocols and online security strategies.
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MODULES - 4
Students explore HTML and CSS styling as they work to create their homepage.
Students will learn the basics of web aesthetics and design principles which will allow them to take their web design skills to the next level. This module culminates in a project that will guide them through the web planning process and create a multi-page website.
Students learn about the various ways we represent information digitally including number systems, encoding data, and creating pixel images.
Students are introduced to network protocols and different strategies used to protect online information.
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HTML, CSS and web design principles, as students create their own homepage and a multi-page website. It also covers how information is represented digitally (number systems and pixel images), plus network protocols and online security strategies.
Their own homepage and a multi-page website.
No. The course starts from HTML and web design principles.
About 55 contact hours, built to run as a semester course.
Introduction to the Internet (2020) is the older version of the course. It is recommended to use this course, Introduction to the Internet, since it is the newer, updated version of the course.
