Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Friday, December 4, 2015
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Summary for Real World Project
For this project, I went to Petsmart. For the business, I was asked by one of the managers to survey the people in the store based on if they have used the Banfield Pet hospital located in Petsmart. I asked them if they have used it before. If they said yes, then I asked them if they liked the service. If they said no, I asked them if they would consider it. The best part of the project was learning new things and getting out of my comfort zone and using confidence. The most difficult was talking to the manager and the customers. The part of the project I am most proud about, is getting out of my comfort zone and having to have confidence to communicate with others. From the project, I learned how to talk to people and not be afraid to ask and I learned how to organize a business report for the company. The skill I believe I most developed from this project was confidence.
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Script for Real World Project
I am going to be visiting Petsmart. The manager's name is Michael J. Massey.
Script
Hi, my name is Kjersti and I am a student from Deer Valley High School and I am here on behalf of a school project so may I talk to the manager?
Hi, my name is Kjersti and I am a student from Deer Valley High School and I am here on behalf of a school project for one of my classes. So I was wondering if I could walk around and survey your customers about a certain product or Pet service. Do you have any specific preferences on what I survey about?
(If they do then say: Okay thank you for your time and I will get back to you soon with the data.)
(If they say no: then suggest maybe a Pet service)
Questions to ask Customers!!
1. Who is your biggest competitor in the business life?
2. What do they have that you don't?
4. What is one of your favorite products sold here?
Script
Hi, my name is Kjersti and I am a student from Deer Valley High School and I am here on behalf of a school project so may I talk to the manager?
Hi, my name is Kjersti and I am a student from Deer Valley High School and I am here on behalf of a school project for one of my classes. So I was wondering if I could walk around and survey your customers about a certain product or Pet service. Do you have any specific preferences on what I survey about?
(If they do then say: Okay thank you for your time and I will get back to you soon with the data.)
(If they say no: then suggest maybe a Pet service)
Questions to ask Customers!!
- How do you like the customer service here at Petsmart?
- What is one of your favorite products sold here?
- Why do you like shopping at Petsmart?
- Do you shop at any other pet stores?
1. Who is your biggest competitor in the business life?
2. What do they have that you don't?
- Do they have Grooming? Training? Hotel? Day Camp? Hospital? Adoptions?
- Do they have more ways of advertising?
- Do they sell products for less?
- Do they have more sales/deals?
- Do they have things based on seasons? new style?
4. What is one of your favorite products sold here?
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Copyright Review
https://www.americanexpress.com/us/small-business/openforum/articles/sharing-vs-stealing-5-myths-and-legal-truths-about-online-copyrights/
In this website it basically talks about five things that are myths about copyright. First myth is that it is on the Internet so everyone can use it. This is false. The second myth is no copyright notice? then its not copyright. This is false. It can still be copyrighted material. Third, you cant copyright words. This is also false. If you make them you can make them copyrighted. Myth four, is that if they didn't want it shared they shouldn't have posted it. This is false because if other people get a hold of it somehow they could share it and then it would be breaking copyright rules. It still means that it is copyrighted. Myth 5 is that you didn't know it was copyrighted, so you cant get in trouble. You can still get in trouble because you broke the law. These are all myths, so be careful of what you "use."
In this website it basically talks about five things that are myths about copyright. First myth is that it is on the Internet so everyone can use it. This is false. The second myth is no copyright notice? then its not copyright. This is false. It can still be copyrighted material. Third, you cant copyright words. This is also false. If you make them you can make them copyrighted. Myth four, is that if they didn't want it shared they shouldn't have posted it. This is false because if other people get a hold of it somehow they could share it and then it would be breaking copyright rules. It still means that it is copyrighted. Myth 5 is that you didn't know it was copyrighted, so you cant get in trouble. You can still get in trouble because you broke the law. These are all myths, so be careful of what you "use."
Monday, October 26, 2015
Ice Cream Survey Summary and Recommendations
Summary
Recommendation
83 total people were surveyed on which ice cream they preferred. The ice creams used in the survey were mint chocolate chip, cookie dough, and rocky road. More students picked cookie dough than the other two. Lots of people like cookie dough and not very many people like rocky road. The general reaction to the images was, "Cookie Dough." I asked them which they preferred and from most people I got an immediate Cookie Dough or Mint Chocolate Chip. Lots of people couldn't decide whether they wanted Mint Chocolate Chip or Cookie Dough. After that most people realized they liked Mint Chocolate Chip better.
Recommendation
I would recommend Cookie Dough as the most
loved ice cream between the three ice creams surveyed. If we were to sell ice
cream, I would suggest Cookie Dough. The image I would use would be (below). This is the image I would use because it was the one used on the survey and Cookie Dough was the ice cream most loved of the three.
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
What Makes a Great Website?
1. What things are important other than web design?
- purpose
- how it is going to be found
- special functions (gallery, animations, slideshows, pop down menus, calendar, downloads)
- I think it takes about $400
- It takes about $40,000- $1,000,000 depending on your skills
- Internet Explorer
- Google Chrome
- Firefox
- Opera
- Netscape
- Safari (mobile devices)
- keep it simple
Monday, October 5, 2015
25 things I would like to sell
1. Food
2. Phones
3. Candy
4. Drinks
5. Lose body weight
6. Shoes
7. Clothes
8. Adopt a Pet
9. Hair Products
10. Ice Cream
11. Tools
12. Cars
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2. Phones
3. Candy
4. Drinks
5. Lose body weight
6. Shoes
7. Clothes
8. Adopt a Pet
9. Hair Products
10. Ice Cream
11. Tools
12. Cars
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Friday, October 2, 2015
Friday, September 25, 2015
Thursday, September 24, 2015
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Friday, September 11, 2015
Thursday, September 3, 2015
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #9
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #9
1. In this tutorial he shows you that you can download all the items. WE DO NOT NEED TO DOWNLOAD OR PURCHASE THESE ITEMS.
Ok
2. Watch the tutorial.
Done
3. We will create our own images using Photoshop. Click Sample Page to see the sample webpage without images. Take note of each of the spaces and graphics and their sizes.
1. In this tutorial he shows you that you can download all the items. WE DO NOT NEED TO DOWNLOAD OR PURCHASE THESE ITEMS.
Ok
2. Watch the tutorial.
Done
3. We will create our own images using Photoshop. Click Sample Page to see the sample webpage without images. Take note of each of the spaces and graphics and their sizes.
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #8
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #8
1. Following the tutorial to create the page in the same way he does.
Done
2. Anytime you open tag what else do you do?
Close the tag
3. Whenever you create a division what do you do?
4. Create all the divisions and ID them as seen on the tutorial.
Done
5. Can you put dashes and underscores in ID's?
Yes
6. Be prepared to show Mr. Larsen the code for your main page.
1. Following the tutorial to create the page in the same way he does.
Done
2. Anytime you open tag what else do you do?
Close the tag
3. Whenever you create a division what do you do?
4. Create all the divisions and ID them as seen on the tutorial.
Done
5. Can you put dashes and underscores in ID's?
Yes
6. Be prepared to show Mr. Larsen the code for your main page.
Monday, August 31, 2015
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #7
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #7
1. What is the name of the finished site that he created as a sample.
Manchester design studio
2. What is the First step to organizing a web site?
Have a plan/outline
3. Follow the directions to create a new site. Make it exactly like he does with the same folder names. Add all folders and pages exactly as he does.
Done
4. Mr. Larsen will come by to check your folder to give you credit for Tutorial 7 so be ready to show him the folder.
Done
1. What is the name of the finished site that he created as a sample.
Manchester design studio
2. What is the First step to organizing a web site?
Have a plan/outline
3. Follow the directions to create a new site. Make it exactly like he does with the same folder names. Add all folders and pages exactly as he does.
Done
4. Mr. Larsen will come by to check your folder to give you credit for Tutorial 7 so be ready to show him the folder.
Done
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #6
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #6
1. What is the tag you use to insert an image on your page?
<img
2. What is the attribute that you have to add to your tag to direct the browser?
src="
3. How is an image tag different from a <p> tag or <h> tag?
It does not need a closing tag
4. Where do you put the image tag if you want to have an image as a link?
you put it the image tag where your text would normally go in a link
5. Practice adding images on your page.
Done
1. What is the tag you use to insert an image on your page?
<img
2. What is the attribute that you have to add to your tag to direct the browser?
src="
3. How is an image tag different from a <p> tag or <h> tag?
It does not need a closing tag
4. Where do you put the image tag if you want to have an image as a link?
you put it the image tag where your text would normally go in a link
5. Practice adding images on your page.
Done
Friday, August 28, 2015
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #5
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #5
1. What were hyperlinks or "links" originally called?
Anchors
2. What tag do you use when creating a hyperlink?
An a tag
3. What do you have to include in your "a" tag to make it a hyperlink?
href="
4. Do you have an "About", "Contact" and "Welcome" page? If not, create them now and include a small amount of information about yourself on your "About" page. Include an address and phone number on the "Contact" page (it can be fake).
Done
5. Create a new folder and a "Products" page.
Done
6. If you create a new folder and want to link to a page in the folder, what would the code include that isn't in the code for the first links he shows you?
Include the name of the folder and a slash
7. Can you use the "Browse" option when you are trying to link to pages that are on the internet?
No, you need to type the full web address or copy and paste the web address
8. Include a hyperlink to the DVHS homepage on your Welcome page or Index.
Done
9. If you want to open a new tab when you click on a link what code do you include?
add target="_blank
10. Go to the "Media Productions Share" folder (on the desktop). Copy the PDF file called "technical-standards-web-page-dev..." to your desktop. Then move it into your folder for your website. Use this page to follow along with his instructions.
Done
11. Reflection: Why would you want to have some links lead to a new tab?
So you still have your original website open.
1. What were hyperlinks or "links" originally called?
Anchors
2. What tag do you use when creating a hyperlink?
An a tag
3. What do you have to include in your "a" tag to make it a hyperlink?
href="
4. Do you have an "About", "Contact" and "Welcome" page? If not, create them now and include a small amount of information about yourself on your "About" page. Include an address and phone number on the "Contact" page (it can be fake).
Done
5. Create a new folder and a "Products" page.
Done
6. If you create a new folder and want to link to a page in the folder, what would the code include that isn't in the code for the first links he shows you?
Include the name of the folder and a slash
7. Can you use the "Browse" option when you are trying to link to pages that are on the internet?
No, you need to type the full web address or copy and paste the web address
8. Include a hyperlink to the DVHS homepage on your Welcome page or Index.
Done
9. If you want to open a new tab when you click on a link what code do you include?
add target="_blank
10. Go to the "Media Productions Share" folder (on the desktop). Copy the PDF file called "technical-standards-web-page-dev..." to your desktop. Then move it into your folder for your website. Use this page to follow along with his instructions.
Done
11. Reflection: Why would you want to have some links lead to a new tab?
So you still have your original website open.
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #4
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #4
1. What are the 4 types of tags that are covered in this tutorial?
HTML tag, head tag, body tag, and div tag
2. Every HTML document begins with what?
A doc type statement
3. What is the first and last tag in your document?
An HTML tag
4. Anytime you write code to tell your web browser something it goes where?
Into the head section
5. Where does your content go for the webpage?
In the body section
6. How do you maintain the readability of the code?
Indenting
7. What is another way to type the code below that wouldn't change the function on a browser but would change how it looks in the code view?
<head>
<title>Put your content here</title>
</head>
<head> <title>Put your content here</title> </head>
8. If you want to change the name of the browser tab where do you change the code?
In the title section
9. How does Google decide what shows up in the search engine?
The text that's in your title tag
10. What tag do you use to divide a page?
<div>
11. Make sure you have content for your page. It should look similar to the content on the tutorial. If you don't have content use his page to type out your content now.
I have content.
12. What is the shortcut key for opening your page in a browser? (he doesn't say it but you can find it by looking for the shortcut when he opens his "view in browser" button)
F12
13. Did you name your divisions? If not, do it now.
Yes
1. What are the 4 types of tags that are covered in this tutorial?
HTML tag, head tag, body tag, and div tag
2. Every HTML document begins with what?
A doc type statement
3. What is the first and last tag in your document?
An HTML tag
4. Anytime you write code to tell your web browser something it goes where?
Into the head section
5. Where does your content go for the webpage?
In the body section
6. How do you maintain the readability of the code?
Indenting
7. What is another way to type the code below that wouldn't change the function on a browser but would change how it looks in the code view?
<head>
<title>Put your content here</title>
</head>
<head> <title>Put your content here</title> </head>
8. If you want to change the name of the browser tab where do you change the code?
In the title section
9. How does Google decide what shows up in the search engine?
The text that's in your title tag
10. What tag do you use to divide a page?
<div>
11. Make sure you have content for your page. It should look similar to the content on the tutorial. If you don't have content use his page to type out your content now.
I have content.
12. What is the shortcut key for opening your page in a browser? (he doesn't say it but you can find it by looking for the shortcut when he opens his "view in browser" button)
F12
13. Did you name your divisions? If not, do it now.
Yes
Monday, August 24, 2015
News Over The Weekend
Monday Blog
Over the weekend of Aug. 21- 24 an Oklahoma politician was stabbed by his son. His name was Mark Costello. Officers found him in a vehicle with wounds on his head and neck. Mark's 27-year old son was arrested and guilty of first-degree murder.
On August, 24, 2015 in southwestern England there was an airshow. During this air show one of the planes crashed on a highway. About 11 people died and 14 others were injured. The pilot survived but is now in a coma.
Over the weekend of Aug. 21- 24 an Oklahoma politician was stabbed by his son. His name was Mark Costello. Officers found him in a vehicle with wounds on his head and neck. Mark's 27-year old son was arrested and guilty of first-degree murder.
On August, 24, 2015 in southwestern England there was an airshow. During this air show one of the planes crashed on a highway. About 11 people died and 14 others were injured. The pilot survived but is now in a coma.
Friday, August 21, 2015
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #3
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #3
1. He compares a webpage to a ________.
A building
2. What is the language that websites are written in?
HTML
3. What are the titles of the four aspects of every webpage?
Structure HTML, Presentation CSS, Content Text/Images, and Action JavaScript/PHP
4. What are the three main steps to starting a web page?
1. Create page structure- HTML
2. Add sample content to structure
3 . Create page presentation- CSS- formatting and positioning
5. What does HTML stand for? (You'll need to look this up online)
Hypertext Markup Language
6. What are the two tags used in HTML?
p tag and h tag
7. What does <p> stand for? (What is it called?)
Paragraph tag
8. What does a slash (For Example : <p/>) mean?
It means it is the ending of that heading or paragraph
9. What does the <h> mean in Dreamweaver?
Heading
10. Does HTML recognize extra lines in the code view?
No
11. What does the asterix ( * ) mean on the tab at the top of your page?
You have unsaved changes
12. Do you have to use a closing tag with the <br>?
No
13. What does <li> stand for?
List Item
14. How do you change from an unordered or bulleted list to an ordered or numbered list?
<ul> to <ol>
15. Does HTML recognize tabs?
No
1. He compares a webpage to a ________.
A building
2. What is the language that websites are written in?
HTML
3. What are the titles of the four aspects of every webpage?
Structure HTML, Presentation CSS, Content Text/Images, and Action JavaScript/PHP
4. What are the three main steps to starting a web page?
1. Create page structure- HTML
2. Add sample content to structure
3 . Create page presentation- CSS- formatting and positioning
5. What does HTML stand for? (You'll need to look this up online)
Hypertext Markup Language
6. What are the two tags used in HTML?
p tag and h tag
7. What does <p> stand for? (What is it called?)
Paragraph tag
8. What does a slash (For Example : <p/>) mean?
It means it is the ending of that heading or paragraph
9. What does the <h> mean in Dreamweaver?
Heading
10. Does HTML recognize extra lines in the code view?
No
11. What does the asterix ( * ) mean on the tab at the top of your page?
You have unsaved changes
12. Do you have to use a closing tag with the <br>?
No
13. What does <li> stand for?
List Item
14. How do you change from an unordered or bulleted list to an ordered or numbered list?
<ul> to <ol>
15. Does HTML recognize tabs?
No
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #2
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #2
1. What is the site folder also called?
My First Website
2. When you select the "folder" icon in Adobe products, where will it take you?
Choose Root Folder
3. Did you create a new site? If not, do so now. Be able to show it to Mr. L.
Yes, I have created a website
4. How do you create a new folder inside the site folder?
Right Click on the site folder and click New Folder
5. How do you sort the folders in your site?
Local Files, Size, Type and Modified
6. What are the two basic types of files we'll be working with in Dreamweaver?
HTML Files and CSS Files
7. What is the way your browser knows to open the first page in your website?
The first page inside your website is always going to be called index.html
8. When you name a page what is the default that Dreamweaver uses?
HTML
9. Did you create a "Styles" page? Do so now and be able to show it to Mr. L.
Yes, I have created a "Styles" page
10. What should you never do with files in Dreamweaver?
Never create or move files around manually in Dreamweaver
1. What is the site folder also called?
My First Website
2. When you select the "folder" icon in Adobe products, where will it take you?
Choose Root Folder
3. Did you create a new site? If not, do so now. Be able to show it to Mr. L.
Yes, I have created a website
4. How do you create a new folder inside the site folder?
Right Click on the site folder and click New Folder
5. How do you sort the folders in your site?
Local Files, Size, Type and Modified
6. What are the two basic types of files we'll be working with in Dreamweaver?
HTML Files and CSS Files
7. What is the way your browser knows to open the first page in your website?
The first page inside your website is always going to be called index.html
8. When you name a page what is the default that Dreamweaver uses?
HTML
9. Did you create a "Styles" page? Do so now and be able to show it to Mr. L.
Yes, I have created a "Styles" page
10. What should you never do with files in Dreamweaver?
Never create or move files around manually in Dreamweaver
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #1
DREAMWEAVER Quiz #1
1. How do you collapse a tab?
Double Click
2. How do you open a panel that you can't find on your screen?
Click on "Window"
3. How do you change your panel view so you can only see the categories of the panels (fully collapsed)?
The double arrows
4. What is the name of the tab that appears when he opens the first of his sample pages?
process.html
5. How do you close all the open documents at once?
Go to "File" and click "Close All"
6. What are the two basic views in Dreamweaver?
Code View and Design View
7. What is split view used for?
Split puts the code view on one side and the layout or design view on the other side.
8. What view will we use most of the time?
Code View
1. How do you collapse a tab?
Double Click
2. How do you open a panel that you can't find on your screen?
Click on "Window"
3. How do you change your panel view so you can only see the categories of the panels (fully collapsed)?
The double arrows
4. What is the name of the tab that appears when he opens the first of his sample pages?
process.html
5. How do you close all the open documents at once?
Go to "File" and click "Close All"
6. What are the two basic views in Dreamweaver?
Code View and Design View
7. What is split view used for?
Split puts the code view on one side and the layout or design view on the other side.
8. What view will we use most of the time?
Code View
Monday, August 17, 2015
Photoshop Poster
I learned how to Photoshop and put pictures together to make it look like one image.
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
State Standards and Reflection
4.1 Apply basic mathematics to hardware, including terminology (e.g., bits, bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes, terabytes)
8.3 Identify the proper configuration for client email including client setup parameters (username and password), protocols and port numbers, and security issue
16.3 Apply the principle of usability in design (user experience)
19.1 Explain the need for understanding a target audience in order to create appropriate marketing strategies for a successful website
Reflection: On Monday, Mr. Larsen told us about the class and explained things about the class. We introduced ourselves by standing up and telling the class our name and our favorite animal. We shook hands with people and told them our name. On Tuesday, we learned and created a blog. We emailed Mr. Larsen the blog address. We designed our blog and typed 10 ideas for what we want to learn about how to create a website.
Future Plans:
3.1 Copyright
3.3 Privacy of technology
5.1 Identify the components and functions of the Internet
5.2 How the Internet evolved and its impact on the world
11.5 Web Design
14.1 HTML5 video formats (e.g., webm, .ogv, .mp4, h.264) to play video files on a web page
17.2 Describe security issues related to the network, computer hardware, software, and data
17.3 Identify computer threats and methods to protect a computer (e.g., viruses, phishing, e-mail, social engineering, spoofing, identify theft, spamming
17.5 Security and Privacy
19.2 Identify web promotional strategies (social media, banners, etc.)
8.3 Identify the proper configuration for client email including client setup parameters (username and password), protocols and port numbers, and security issue
16.3 Apply the principle of usability in design (user experience)
19.1 Explain the need for understanding a target audience in order to create appropriate marketing strategies for a successful website
Reflection: On Monday, Mr. Larsen told us about the class and explained things about the class. We introduced ourselves by standing up and telling the class our name and our favorite animal. We shook hands with people and told them our name. On Tuesday, we learned and created a blog. We emailed Mr. Larsen the blog address. We designed our blog and typed 10 ideas for what we want to learn about how to create a website.
Future Plans:
3.1 Copyright
3.3 Privacy of technology
5.1 Identify the components and functions of the Internet
5.2 How the Internet evolved and its impact on the world
11.5 Web Design
14.1 HTML5 video formats (e.g., webm, .ogv, .mp4, h.264) to play video files on a web page
17.2 Describe security issues related to the network, computer hardware, software, and data
17.3 Identify computer threats and methods to protect a computer (e.g., viruses, phishing, e-mail, social engineering, spoofing, identify theft, spamming
17.5 Security and Privacy
19.2 Identify web promotional strategies (social media, banners, etc.)
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Ideas For Class
Ideas for Mr. Larsen's Class
1. add pictures
2. add text
3. change background
4. how to add links to other websites or another page on your website.
5. Add moving objects or flashing symbols
6. Add videos
7. How to make a website secure so it can not be hacked.
1. add pictures
2. add text
3. change background
4. how to add links to other websites or another page on your website.
5. Add moving objects or flashing symbols
6. Add videos
7. How to make a website secure so it can not be hacked.
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