1. Presenting Your Web Site

2. Goals for your presentation Show how your web sites meets your goals for the web site. Showcase your fabulous efforts Highlight creative expressions Discuss your creative process Demonstrate the breadth of content

3. Presentation Process Everyone has ten minutes to present. Please use this time well. You may allow 2-3 minutes for questions and answers/transition (navigating to your web site etc). Introduce your goal for the web site. Demonstrate the breadth of content and web site navigation. Briefly mention your site design

4. Presentation Process Continued Highlight creative elements on your web site. Talk about your creative process. Did your struggle developing your creative ideas. Discuss any changes that you made in response to peer-review. Discuss any changes you plan to make prior to the due date, or indicate that you are done.

5. Presentation Process Continued Discuss any special challenges that you encountered while working on your web site. Was the technology too complex? If so, in what ways? Did you have problems creating new ideas for your web site? How did you try to overcome this?

6. How Your Web Site Will Be Evaluated Possible Points FeatureComments 20Web site design: Site is easy to navigate and is reasonably accessible Effectively exhibits a range of media( images, image map, animation, hyperlinks, and text) 20Content: Scale of work (is it a significant effort) Success in achieving web site goals 20Creativity: Risk taking Initiative and Originality 10Response to peer-review effort to address peer-review 10Effective use of tools and file formats Appropriate file formats and compression 20Oral presentation All topics are addressed Well-delivered/timed presentation

7. What to Hand in Due on the last day of classes (Dec 15 th ) for everyone, independent of his/her presentation date. Hand in your sketch/idea book, A CD ROM containing a copy of your Home directory, and A note telling me which file is the main page of your web site, and what changes you made since your presentation.