Grade 10 Webpage Design Module 7
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Which element serves as a container for introductory contents or navigational links in an HTML document?

  • navigation
  • section
  • header (correct)
  • footer

When saving an HTML document, which file extension should always be used?

  • .web
  • .txt
  • .xsl
  • .html (correct)

What program is commonly used to view HTML documents?

  • Notepad
  • MS Office
  • web browser (correct)
  • Adobe Reader

Which HTML element is used to identify self-contained compositions suitable for distribution?

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Which button should be clicked to view changes made to HTML code?

<p>refresh (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which element allows a web developer to link important content?

<p>navigation (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which element is a structural component used to group related elements?

<p>section (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is not typically included in the content of a header?

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Which structural element in HTML typically contains introductory content or navigational links?

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What is the main purpose of using the footer element in an HTML document?

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Which section in the module is designed to assess learners' prior knowledge?

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In terms of webpage organization, which of the following elements should be used to group related content?

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What should you do to enhance your learning while using the module?

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Which of the following activities in the module helps verify learning outcomes?

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What is the key outcome learners should achieve from Lesson 1 of the module?

<p>Create, view, save, and exit an HTML document (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the purpose of the 'Remember' section in the module?

<p>To summarize key concepts and applications of the lesson (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary purpose of the header element in an HTML document?

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Which method is NOT a way to open Notepad in Windows 10?

<p>Using keyboard shortcut Windows+N (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following file extensions should be used when saving an HTML document?

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What should be done after making changes to an HTML document in Notepad to see the updates?

<p>Click the Refresh button in the web browser (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which tag defines a set of navigation links within an HTML document?

<nav> (B) Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following statements about links within a

<p>Links can go to other pages or contents within the same page. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the first step when saving an HTML document in Notepad?

<p>Open the Save As dialog box (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens when an HTML document is opened in a web browser?

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Flashcards

HTML Document File Type

When saving an HTML document, use the ".html" file extension.

HTML Viewer

A web browser is used to view HTML documents.

Updating HTML Changes

To see changes made to HTML code, refresh the web page.

HTML Header Element

The header element in HTML contains introductory content and navigation links.

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Linking Webpage Content

The 'navigation' element links important content on a webpage.

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HTML Article Element

Article element contains self-contained content, shareable independently.

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HTML Section Element

Group of related elements in a webpage.

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HTML Article Content Example

Examples of content for an article section are news articles, blog posts, and user-generated content.

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HTML Document Creation

Creating a webpage using HTML code, typically done in a text editor like Notepad.

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Saving HTML Document

Storing the HTML code for later use, ensuring the correct file extension (.html or .htm) is used.

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Viewing HTML Document

Displaying the HTML file using a web browser, allowing to see the webpage's design and content.

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Header Element

Part of an HTML document containing introductory content like headings, logo, navigation bar, and search. Also contain elements like (

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Navigation Element

HTML element that groups links to different sections of the webpage or other pages and usually contains main navigation.

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File Extension

The part of a file name after the dot (.), specifying the file type (like .html for HTML files).

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Web Browser

Software application used to display HTML webpage content like Google Chrome, Firefox, Edge etc.

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Notepad

A simple text editor used in Windows to create and edit HTML files.

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HTML document

A document used to create web pages, written in HTML code.

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Webpage

A single page on the World Wide Web.

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Notepad (Windows)

A simple text editor program for creating and editing text files, often used to write HTML code.

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Creating a simple webpage

The process of building a basic webpage using HTML.

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Header (webpage)

The top section of a webpage, usually containing the title and a logo.

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Footer (webpage)

The bottom section of a webpage, typically containing copyright information and links.

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Navigation (webpage)

The part of a webpage that allows users to move between pages within the website.

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Section (webpage)

A distinct part of a webpage that groups related content.

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Study Notes

Information and Communications Technology (ICT)

  • Grade 10 Webpage Design
  • Special Science Course
  • Quarter 1 Week 7
  • Module 7
  • Topic: Building a Simple Webpage

How to Use This Module

  • Follow all instructions carefully
  • Take notes on the concepts
  • Complete all activities provided
  • Have your facilitator/guardian review your answers
  • Reflect on the material learned
  • Enjoy the learning process

Parts of the Module

  • Expectations: What students will know after completing the module
  • Pre-test: Measures prior knowledge of the concepts
  • Looking Back: Assessment of previous lesson learnings
  • Brief Introduction: Overview of the current lesson
  • Activities: Hands-on activities to develop critical thinking
  • Remember: Summary of concepts and applications
  • Checking Your Understanding: Verifies comprehension
  • Post-test: Measures understanding of the entire module

Lesson 1: Creating a Simple Webpage

  • Expectations: Ability to create, view, save, and exit an HTML document; insert header, footer, navigation, and section in an HTML document.
  • Pre-test (Multiple Choice): Questions about opening Notepad, HTML file extensions, viewing HTML documents(web browsers), elements for navigation, and website components
  • Lesson Content: Detailed instructions for creating, saving, and viewing simple webpages using HTML; explanations on how to use different elements.

Looking Back to Your Lesson

  • Instructions to write the correct opening and closing tags for various HTML elements
  • Examples of elements like Title, Head, Heading 1, Body, Section, Heading group, Article, Footer, Header, and Navigation

Brief Introduction

  • Webpages use HTML to create, format, and develop
  • Simple text editors for learning HTML (Notepad/TextEdit) are recommended over more advanced editors to better understand structure and formatting concepts
  • Methods to open Notepad in Windows 10

Saving an HTML Document

  • Steps for saving an HTML file, typically as ".html" or ".htm"
  • Proper file naming conventions

Viewing an HTML Page

  • Instructions for using a web browser to view a saved HTML document

Using Header

  • The
    element is used to contain introductory elements and navigational links, such as a logo/icon, main navigation, links, and search box
  • Example code demonstrating header structure

Using Navigation

  • How the
  • Purpose: To link contents on a webpage. Example demonstrating the use of links within a

Creating an Article

  • The
    element holds content for publications, such as blogs, news articles, product details, reviews, or similar
  • Example code structuring an article

Creating a Section

  • The
    element groups related content typically with a heading. Example code showing how a section divides content related to core values
  • The
    element defines the footer of a webpage
  • It's used for copyright, contact info, or navigational elements
  • Example code structure showing copyright and other content in the footer

Activity

  • Part A: True/False questions about webpage elements
  • Part B: Instructions to create headings and align them on a page

Checking Your Understanding

  • Multiple Choice questions to help students check their knowledge about various aspects of webpage creation: correct program for viewing HTML, file names, elements for navigation/information/content, etc.;

Post-test

  • Multiple Choice Questions to asses the student's comprehension of the materials covered.

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This quiz covers the fundamentals of creating a simple webpage as part of the Grade 10 ICT curriculum. Students will engage in various activities aimed at developing their web design skills and understanding the concepts involved. Reflection and assessment tools are included to enhance learning outcomes.

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