Interactive Media Switzerland County High School
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Course Description
Interactive Media is a career and technical education course that will prepare students for careers in business and industry working with interactive media products and services; which includes the entertainment industries. This program emphasizes the development of digitally generated or computer-enhanced products using multimedia technologies. Individual and project based learning is emphasized.
2 semesters, 2 credits
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Course Objectives
- Develop vocabulary related to web design
- Create website structure
- Use tables and CSS styles and layouts for page design
- Collect data with forms
- Create and use templates
- Perform website maintenance
- Integrate contemporary software applications into business presentations.
- Plan business presentations and determine type of equipment to be used.
- Create, manipulate and edit objects, drawings and photos using software applications.
- Create, deliver and evaluate business presentations.
- Analyze audience to determine appropriate presentations.
- Recognize special and/or advanced software features as they relate to software certification.
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Indiana State Standards
Unit 31: Web Site Development and Management
Content Standard 31.1: Students demonstrate knowledge of XHTML fundamentals
Content Standard 31.2: Students develop a Web site
Content Standard 31.3: Students demonstrate knowledge of content management
Content Standard 31.4: Students support web application management
Content Standard 31.5: Students integrate scripting into XHTML document
Unit 32: Web Site Development and Management—
XHTML Fundamentals
Content Standard 32.1: Students create a basic XHTML document
Content Standard 32.2: Students create a basic template
Content Standard 32.3: Students demonstrate knowledge of graphics and multimedia
Content Standard 32.4: Students link web documents
Content Standard 32.5: Students utilize forms in an XHTML document
Content Standard 32.6: Students create and format a table on an XHTML document
Unit 33: Web Site Development—Content Development
and Technical Analysis
Content Standard 33.1: Students gather data and identify client requirements and scope of work
Content Standard 33.2: Students review technical information and restraints
Content Standard 33.3: Students demonstrate knowledge of usability and interface design
Content Standard 33.4: Students apply knowledge of web hosting
Content Standard 33.5: Students develop, present, and assess concept alternatives
Content Standard 33.6: Students prepare preliminary design
Content Standard 33.7: Students prepare functional, content, testing, and technical specifications
Content Standard 33.8: Students create and refine preliminary design or prototype
Content Standard 33.9: Students develop project plan
Unit 34: Web Site Development—Develop Web Sites
Based on NSSB Information & Communications Technology Skill Standards
Content Standard 34.1: Students develop web site architecture, prototypes, and user interface
specifications
Content Standard 34.2: Students write supporting code and implement appropriate testing
Content Standard 34.3: Students analyze major subsystems and interfaces
Content Standard 34.4: Students develop models
Content Standard 34.5: Students develop design and interface specifications
Unit 39: Graphic Design Fundamentals
Content Standard 39.1: Students demonstrate basic technical art skills (traditional and electronic)
Content Standard 39.2: Students demonstrate knowledge of design principles
Content Standard 39.3: Students demonstrate design skills
Content Standard 39.4: Students create computer graphics
Content Standard 39.5: Students apply knowledge of typography
Unit 1: Information Technology Basics
1.11: Students create presentations using presentation graphics software
(e.g., scanners, digital cameras, printers, and projection systems)
1.11.2 Compare/contrast various presentation software
1.11.3 Create computer presentation and handouts in accordance with basic principles of graphics design and visual communication
1.11.4 Edit presentations
1.11.5 Copy from one presentation to another
1.11.6 Print a single slide, an entire presentation, an outline, and notes
1.11.7 Insert clip art in a slide
1.11.8 Create and insert word art
1.11.9 Create/modify a graph on a slide
1.11.10 Add a template to a presentation
1.11.11 Remove a template from a presentation,
1.11.12 Create graphics documents using drawing and painting software programs
1.11.13 Add transitions to slide shows
1.11.14 Run slide shows manually and automatically
1.11.15 Save slide show presentations Standard
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Units of Instruction
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Chapter 1—Getting Started With Dreamweaver
Chapter 2—Developing a Web Page
Chapter 3—Working with Text and Images
Chapter 4—Working with Links
Chapter 5—Positioning Objects with CSS and Tables
Chapter 6—Managing a Web Server and Files
Chapter 7—Using Styles and Style Sheets
Chapter 8—Collecting Data with Forms
Chapter 9—Positioning Objects with CSS
Chapter 10—Adding Media Objects
Chapter 11—Creatiing and Using Templates
Chapter 12—Working with Library Items and Snippets
PowerPoint Chapter 3—Creating a Presentation with Custom Backgrounds and SmartArt Diagrams
PowerPoint Chapter 4—Working with Information Graphics
Web Feature
PowerPoint Chapter 5—Reusing a Presentation with Multimedia
PowerPoint Chapter 6—Creating a Self-Running Presentation Containing Animated Shapes
Online Feature
Course Assessments
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· Objective Tests
· Design Projects
· SAM 2007 (Student Assessment and Measurement) through Cengage Learning
· Microsoft Certified Application Specialist Exam (MS PowerPoint)—Students take exam at end of course at Ivy Tech Madison Testing Center
· Grading Scale
o 90-100 A
o 80-89 B
o 70-79 C
o 60-69 D
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Timeline
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Two semesters, two credits
Semester One—Web Design
Semester Two—Web Design, Advanced Presentation Graphics
Course Materials: Major Texts, Principal Materials and Films
Key Texts:
Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Revealed, 1st Edition
Sherry Bishop - North Arkansas College in Harrison, Arkansas
ISBN-10: 1435482603 ISBN-13: 9781435482609
560 Pages Hardcover
©2010 Published
Microsoft® Office 2007: Advanced Concepts and Techniques, 1st Edition
Gary B. Shelly
Thomas J. Cashman
Misty E. Vermaat - Purdue University Calumet
ISBN-10: 1418843326 ISBN-13: 9781418843328
1120 Pages Paperback
©2008 Published
Microsoft® Office 2007: Post-Advanced Concepts and Techniques, 1st Edition
Gary B. Shelly
Thomas J. Cashman
Misty E. Vermaat - Purdue University Calumet
ISBN-10: 1418843342 ISBN-13: 9781418843342
1064 Pages Paperback
©2008 Published
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