Tag: web expressions

  • Web Expressions – Save files to your M:Drive from your dorm

    If you have a desire to save files to your M:Drive from your dorm or apartment. All you need to do is: Open Internet Explorer Type: ftp://[email protected] (replace username with your username) Enter your password (same as your myPlymouth password) Click Ok Drag and Drop as normal!

  • Web Expressions – Setting Dreamweaver up to FTP

    Download Dreamweaver Trial Open Dreamweaver Click (on the menu) Site > New Site Make the settings look like this: (use your own username, not jgmack) Click Ok Use Dreamweaver as normal

  • Web Expressions – Website Rubric

    Here’s the rubric that you asked me to re-post. The original can be found here. Points Subject 20 Website Structure   Site is easy to navigate and is reasonably accessible   Site meets objectives specified in artist’s note.   Effectively exhibits various type of media 20 Content   Scale of work (is it a significant…

  • Web Expressions – Peer Review

    Welcome back! (sucks doesn’t it?) This week I have opted to finish up the peer review process on your websites as there are still a few of you that have not yet been in front of the class! Next week, our class periods will be used to work on your sites (thus, we will not…

  • Web Expressions – Week 11

    This week we finished up the slides on Video. We have a quiz next Monday…and don’t forget to do your 2 blog posts this week!

  • Web Expressions – Lab Cancelled

    Folks, as I’m sure you are well aware, myPlymouth has been acting extremely sluggish the past few days. A few of my co-workers and I have been tasked with finding a resolution and have been instructed to research and fix the problem. As such, I will be unable to attend a lab today…we will do…

  • Web Expressions – Week 10

    Here are the slides for this week (and next)…the topic is Video! Great discussion in class today about MMO Gaming/Multimedia and Video. Here’s that news site that I discussed in class: Slashdot.org

  • Web Expressions – End of Week 10

    Seeing how we have no class this Friday due to Veteren’s Day, I figured I’d post the ‘End of Week’ blog post a bit early. What to have done for next week: Weekly Blog Posts…keep those coming! Keep browsing your fellow student’s blogs and commenting on them. You are getting graded both on your blog…

  • Web Expressions – Sound Lab

    You will be messing with Sound for this lab! w00t! As I mentioned before, we will be using WavePad to edit sound. The program is pretty cool, and best of all, its Free! In this lab you will learn some basic concepts about audio as well as get a chance to play around with some…

  • Web Expressions Lab

    As we are doing more and more peer reviews in class, I see a need for your webpages get further along. I have decided that rather than working with sound this week, we will postpone it until next week (which will give us time to finish our slides). Use today’s lab to work on your…

  • Web Expressions – Week 9

    This week we are discussing Sound! Here are the slides: Week 9 This Week: Discussing Sound Finish up Animation Lab Work on your site Blog: How can sound be best used for the visually impaired? Give examples.

  • Web Expressions – End of Week 8

    Here are the slides for this week! Week 8 This week we are discussing Animation, namely: The Goals of Animation Animation Examples How Animation Works on the Web Compression Creation Formats Embedding We won’t be finishing this chapter this week, so no quiz on Monday. I have a required blog post for you to do,…

  • Web Expressions – Lab 6

    Today, we did a catch up lab today with no new information. We will meet on Friday and do some critiques!

  • Web Expressions – Week 7

    Here are the slides for this week! Week 7 Today: This week’s slides Website Critiques By Next Week: Finish up the Photoshop lab Do your blog posts! Read Chapter 3 in our book! We’ll be talking about Animation :D

  • Web Expressions – Lab 5

    In this lab we will be using Adobe Photoshop Elements to create and edit images. This lab will consist of 2 parts: Videos on some basic tools and menus Assignment for creating two additional images To Open Photoshop Elements: Click the Start Menu > All Programs > Classes > Web Expressions > Adobe Photoshop Elements…