1. BA271 Week 4 Lecture Goals for today… Overview steps in entire website project (basic website, peer review, final website) Discuss web page design – and user interface design

2. SIM Club Elections Students in Information Management (SIM) Club Tomorrow, Tuesday @ 6:00 p.m. Bexell 207 … dinner (probably pizza)

3. Website Project Requirements At least 750 original words. Goals page: Needs to explain the website’s intend audience and effect Sources page: An annotated bibliography to explain what you did versus what you copied from elsewhere Photos page: Must have at least one image that you transferred to a digital format yourself. Feedback form: Must collect data relevant to your website.

4. Basic vs. Final Website Basic website: Good first draft effort Must be published at proper network locations (and therefore the proper web address) Will be used as the basis for a peer review activity

5. Publishing your website Development location: \\cob-storage\studentpdata\userid\classwork\ba271\website Published location: \\cob-storage\studentwebdata\userid\website Also will be available at: http://students.bus.oregonstate.edu/userid/website ONID website location (optional): Publish by logging into ONID and using ftp://ftp.onid.orst.edu/public_html/ Which makes files available at http://oregonstate.edu/~userid

6. Peer Review Each student will look at three other websites and evaluate their quality. You will prepare a series of PowerPoint slide and three on- screen videos discussing your conclusions …

7. Final Website Final website: Hopefully will benefit from the ideas that come from your peer review Should contain your best, finished ideas Will be graded subjectively by your instructor based on writing quality, content, style, and creativity.

8. Ideas about feedback forms Your website must include a feedback form that will send you an email message You will start with these feedback form instructionsthese feedback form instructions You should build a form that makes good sense for your website’s purpose

9. Thinking about borders Nearly all websites use a logo or graphic in a top shared border Some sample websites www.sullishak.com www.allen-house.com www.buy.com

10. Creating an interactive website of value Information-only website are dull because they “talk at” you. Think through what you would like to know about the people who visit your website. You do not need to complete the site to take full advantage of what visitors tell you – build a prototype.

11. A sample on-line form

16. Today’s work sample Put your name prominently at the top of the card. Draw a sample page with a border, logo, and menu bar. In the body of the page, include an on-line form useful for collecting information from visitors.