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'''Most tutorials are just drafts'''. I will take some time before I will be done with these - [[User:Daniel K. Schneider|Daniel K. Schneider]] october 2009.
'''Most tutorials are just drafts'''. I will take some time before I will be done with these - [[User:Daniel K. Schneider|Daniel K. Schneider]] october 2009. That holds still true as of Feb 2011. Some technical information has been added. In the next few month I'll add conceptual stuff related to design and usability.


== Introduction ==
== Introduction ==

Revision as of 20:18, 28 January 2011

This article or section is currently under construction

In principle, someone is working on it and there should be a better version in a not so distant future.
If you want to modify this page, please discuss it with the person working on it (see the "history")

Draft

Most tutorials are just drafts. I will take some time before I will be done with these - Daniel K. Schneider october 2009. That holds still true as of Feb 2011. Some technical information has been added. In the next few month I'll add conceptual stuff related to design and usability.

Introduction

This entry indexes various web technology and web design tutorials. Roughly, the learning goals are the following

Web technology level 1 - Learning goals

  1. Use simple Web 2.0 services like Webtops
  2. Configure a web 2.0 application, e.g. a Ning social network
  3. Import widgets and understand how content syndication works
  4. Learn how the Internet works and about some major Web protocols
  5. Design a web page with (X)HTML and CSS and upload it to a server
  6. Evaluate and use web page styles
  7. Edit and code simple JavaScript programs
  8. Know how to make use of JavaScript libraries
  9. Create and validate an XML file (learn how to read and use DTDs and XML Schemas)

web technology level 2 - learning goals:

  1. Learn web design and usability principles
  2. Design XML grammars
  3. Write XSLT stylesheets for text or database centered XML applications
  4. Access a web server, code, test and run a very simple server-side program
  5. Design a simple SQL database
  6. Be able to use some PHP/MySQL generators
  7. Install and configure LAMP-based web applications

web design - learning goals:

  1. Implement a user-centered agile design practice
  2. Use prototyping tools like pencil and paper and wireframing tools
  3. Identify major usability issues
  4. Conduct simple usability tests
  5. Understand requirements for accessibility

List of (future) tutorials

Note: The list below is really provisional, got some renaming and (of course) work to do.

Getting started

I suggest to start creating web sites with online services. This way you will be aware of what you can do without learning to code or install anything. In addition, you will implicitly become aware some issues and concepts that will be introduced later.

Internet principles

Managing identities on the Internet and Authentication

HTML

CSS

JavaScript

XML tutorials

Web applications

Design and usability

Other EduTech Wiki entries of interest

Overviews
Links pages

... to help you find good web sites

Other tutorials
Installation tips

See the category installation tips

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