Save a file with a specific name to a folder you create
Know how to create a directory

Web:

• Text formatting
• How to set a page title
• Difference between a web site and web page
• Be able to update a web page with a picture
• The home page on Panther must be named index.htm or index.html
• Understand how a picture links to a page
• Understand the purpose of a File Manager: Windows Explorer (local), FileZilla (remote)
• Definition and examples of web server
• Understand what html is
• Understand the purpose and function of a web browser: Firefox and Internet Explorer
• Know how to FTP to panther
• Know that you should always create one folder for your web site, and keep all files inside that folder
  
• Be able to tell what is wrong with a picture that does not show. (Either the picture is not on panther or the path to the picture is wrong.)
  
• Know how to create all 4 types of links: e-mail; another page on your site; a web address; bookmark
• Know how to insert, size and place an image
• Know how to create a table and why you would use one
• Know how to set a background
• Know what alternate text for pictures is used for
• Know what a thumbnail is
• Be able to create a horizontal line (insert / horizontal line)
  
• Know that panther will show index.html in public_html when you start
• Know Firefox and Internet Explorer and Google Chrome are web browsers
• Know that a web browser can see locally (file) or remote (http)
• know that a picture is not held inside a HTML page
• HTML Code : know that it uses matching opening and closing tags and that the items in the head sections do not show on the page
• CSS Code: know that it is used to it effects how your text looks and where it stands; keeps code clean by separating style instructions; hooks into tag names, ids and classes

Graphics:

• download and use pictures
• How to crop a picture
• What is a thumbnail and why does it use 2 different picture files

• Add a link to your site titled "web study"
• Create a new webstudy page and link to it from the index
• Include a table
• Include a picture on top
• Include a picture on the background that you changed to a smaller filesize
• Include a link to another website
• Include a link to an email address
• Include a link to the top of page
• Change the title
• Some words with different font colors and sizes
  
• ----> Then, call someone else off campus to ensure they can see it well on their PC.

Powerpoint knowlege:

• How to create a powerpoint with a couple slides with title, bullets, tables and pictures
• How to animate objects on the slide, and how to make them come in a certain order without any clicks required
• How to create a hyperlink to a web site or to another slide
  
• How to change the slide master to change default fonts and the default background picture
  

Information Literacy:

• There are different formats for citations
• The library has guides for both MLA and APA
• The database citations do not always give correct formats for citations
• APA emphasizes the copyright more than MLA
• In text citations need to be clear indexes to the works cited
• Citations are required for paraphrasing and citing sources of facts that are not common knowledge
• When the author or date is mentioned in the sentence, the in-text citation does not require the author or date.
• Know how to cite a web site as opposed to a web page (with the web site not having a title in quotes).
• Know how to search for the author, title, web site name, publisher (which is the url root if you cannot find the publisher), date.
• Know the difference between the web site date and the access date.
• Know how to recognize :
  • Currency - The timeliness of the information.
  • Relevance/Coverage - The depth and importance of the information.
  • Authority - The source of the information.
  • Accuracy - The reliability of the information.
  • Purpose/Objectivity - The possible bias present in the information
• If you can find only an abstract in one database, you might find the entire article in another database
• Some databases can be searched online.
• Scholarly journal is a stronger source than a popular periodical