At last week's class, you should have:

• Talk about project deliverables and project ideas,
• Review info about� client- vs. server-side web development, e.g.,when to use cgi or java scripts, etc.GI (handout)
• Learn about web interfaces to databases

• Your project web page(s).� There should be a link to this from your Evergreen home page.
• Project Overview.� This one page document should include:� a one or two sentence description of the project, the URL of the project, an overview of the html file hierararchy, a list of the three most interesting (to you) techniques you used for the project, one or two enhancements that you would have liked to do, but didn't have time.� Optionally, you can include a few sentences about what you learned during the last five weeks.� Bring a hard copy of this.
• An informal (less than 5 min) presentation of your web page.

 
 

Objectives and activities for today's class are:

• Learn more about Web Sound with Peter Randlette
• Demonstrate your projects
• Hear about content-driven (vs. technology driven) Web Design with keri Healy
• Give feedback on the class
• Get questions answered about evaluations.

Today's Schedule (times are aproximate!):

• 6:00-6:45�� - Peter Randlette lecture
• 6:45 - 8:00� - Student project demo's
• 8:00 - 8:30� - Keri Healy Lecture -- When Cool Doesn't Cut It.
• 8:30 - 9:45�- More Student project demo's

If you missed this last class, or did not demo your web page:
• Schedule a demo with Sylys for Tuesday or Thursday August 4 or 6 by emailing knacks@evergreen.edu
• Email judyc@evergreen.edu with the url of your web page
• Make a hard copy of the Course Feedback Sheet and of your Project Overview, and deliver to Judy Cushing's mailbox on 3rd floor of Lab I.