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Final presentations will last no more than 5 minutes. Five

Given the size of our class and the number of groups, each final presentation will last no more than 5 minutes. Five. Be sure to practice with your team members. Again, here is the presentation lineup .  And submit the written report to ADI at the same time. No need to print out the written report.  See you in the lab this week and on Wednesday. Good luck!
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Week 11, Rehearsal of your project during the lab sessions

Project 4 .  Nov. 14-Nov. 16 .  each team will give a  5-minute presentation  (a kind of rehearsal) of their work to date. Five minutes. You will show us your web page and contents you have created. Only what you have done, not ideas about what you will do. You will get instant feedback from the professor and classmates.  Each team should plan to consult with the professor if you have doubts about the 5-minute presentation.  Make an appointment via jbreiner@unav.es. Project 5. On Nov. 21-23 , The team will review its navigation and usability with the professors during the class. Review of text files for accuracy, scannability, design, links. They will also work on the written version of their report, following the outline used in  Project 2 . Nov. 28. Final presentations . Nov. 28, 8-10 a.m., Aula 4 , noon to 2 p.m. Aula 1
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Final Presentation lineup for Wednesday Nov. 28

Wednesday Nov. 28, 8-10 a.m. in Aula 4 There will be no presentations on Friday. These two classes will be the last two classes of the semester, 8-10 a.m. and noon to 2 pm. Not Just a Name Ilarde Naval Alba Teresa Janik Magdalena María Santamaría Martínez Aitana Siniawski Lejtman Natalia Violins to Turntables Carrillo Konno Omar Akira Garbayo Aguirre Cristina Hernández González Del Valle Juan Bosco Pérez del Moral María José Big Little Surprises Ortiz Caballeros Isabel Varela Alonzo Danna Monserrat Vásquez Chinchilla Carolina Beatriz Chef Soy Yo Bohorquez Derriks Maite Adriana De Leon Zea Maria Daniela Talamas Steinbach Valentina Vargová Anezka Who would win Llosa Castillo Joaquín Alonso Plestina Marija Gracija President Leah Jean Rodrigo Pérez Kevin Faces of Fast Fashion Joseph Sasha Machiels Lisa Martignone Delfina Tandara Leonarda Gaze at Her Crown Bohunicka Petra Meng Yundie Xie Rouyi Scandinavian Style Cook Jonathan Patrick Fagan Cooper Luke Adams Da Costa Carolino Natalia Montei...
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Week 10, Project 3, create a navigation diagram of your site

Project 3, Nov. 7-Nov. 9 . a) Create a navigation diagram of your site. Map out the nodes. Here is one website example , and  here are some other navigation maps of websites . A  subway map for Madrid  is also a good model but more complex than your sites: each station is a node, and each node is accessible from at least two directions; some stations (nodes) have connections in six or more directions. b) Remember that you should make it easy and fast for a   lazy, selfish, and ruthless  user to navigate within your website. Your site's nodes may have multiple connections. You can draw it out by hand, snap a picture and upload it to Project 3 in ADI.  Project 4 . Nov. 14-Nov. 16 . each team will give a  5-minute presentation  (a kind of dress rehearsal) of their work to date. Five minutes. You will show us your web page and contents you have created. Only what you have done, not ideas about what you will do. You will get instant feedback f...
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Week 8, Oct. 24-26, Exercise 8, Your final blog post

Blog post 7, due Friday Oct. 26: Collect all 6 of your links, and reflect on blogging Each member of the team will put links to all six of their blog posts on one blog entry and then write about their experience of blogging. Put the link to that last blog entry in "Exercise 8, Final Blog Post" in Contents in ADI.   You can go back over your previous posts and correct grammar, spelling, etc., and improve those posts based on the knowledge you have gained during the course. 
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Final project, weekly schedule

1. A reminder. At this point in the course, each of you is expected to do 6.5 hours a week on the project.  Each person, 6.5 hours a week.  You will use this time for planning, creating, editing, and polishing your work.  Most of the work will be done outside the classes. Here are the project groups and their proposals so far.  2. The practice sessions will be the time for each team to meet with the professor, show their work, consult on ideas, get feedback. 3.  Project 2, Oct. 31, Nov. 2.  (You completed   Project 1 when you selected a topic and formed a team.)   This week you will do a deeper and broader development of your project ideas.   Download this form , fill it out with the help of your team. Upload it to Project 2 in ADI. The last question on the form has to do with what other sites out there cover your topic? What are their strengths, what are their weaknesses? How will you differentiate your work from all the rest in conte...
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Project groups Nov. 2

1.      Project Title: Showing Herstory 2.      Authors : Gabriela Barreiro, Marta Iraola, Lucía Pérez Oroz 3.      URL : https://showingherstory.weebly.com/ 4.      Synopsis: sexism in history and personal recent experiences of women towards sexual harrasment. +++ 1.      Project Title: The A+ Student Exchange 2.      Authors : Geraldine Tan Shun Ting (Team Leader, Webmaster), Chia Wei Liang (Community Manager, Writer), Foo Xiao Ying (Designer, Writer), Sarah Yew (Multimedia Producer, Writer) 3.      URL : https://theaplusstudentexchange.weebly.com/ 4.      Synopsis: Website dedicated for students who are heading to Asia for student exchange programme. Include tabs like “Where to go”, “Where to stay”, “Where to eat”, “Packing List” etc. Will include reviews for people who have visited these places before +++...
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