As a Senior Instructional Designer for the Instructional Resource Center at George Mason University, I designed, developed, and delivered the following Frontpage 2000 workshop series:
- Introducing FP
- Basic Definitions
- What is Front Page 2000
- Advantages and disadvantages of FP
- Who should use Front Page
- How to get Front Page on your computer,
- What resources are available at GMU for learning Front Page
- Beginning FrontPage 2000
- Create an HTML page using FrontPage 2000
- Use the various properties and menus found in FrontPage 2000
- Link pages and websites
- Intermediate Frontpage 2000
- Set up a Frontpage 2000 Web
- Access and explore FP2000 Views
- Implement shared borders, themes, and navigation bars
- Create and implement a FP Include Page
- Import an existing web or web page into a FP Web
- Locate the publishing tool and decide if using the tool is appropriate
- Advanced Frontpage 2000 - CSS
- Define Cascading Style Sheets
- Add CSS to a Frontpage Page
- Add CSS to a Frontpage Web
- Advanced Frontpage 2000 - Site Search
- Define Search Tools
- Add the Frontpage site search tool
- Advanced Frontpage 2000 - Data Collection
- Define data collection on the Internet
- Identify data collection options
- Option 1 - Send data to a webpage
- Option 2 - Send data to an email
- Option 3 - Send data to database
Client:
George Mason University
Role:
Instructional Designer, Developer, Instructor, and SME
Platform:
Classroom
Start:
2000
End:
2001.08 
