Web Design for Kids Using HTML5 & CSS3
Course #:
PROG
2-651
Division:
Engineering & Technology
Department:
Computer Programming
Suggested Age:
10-13
Prerequisites:
Microsoft Office for Kids or equivalent experience
Course Description:
Kids will learn:
How a Computer Works
The History of the Internet
How the Internet Works
Internet Safety
What a Website Is
What a Blog is
How to Plan a Website
The Design Aspects of a Website
Basic HTML5
What CSS Is
How to use Web-Authoring Tools
Web Hosting Options
How to get a domain name
In a fun and creative workshop-style class, each week we will study a new topic and create a website page by page. By the end of the year, your child will have completed a website of which to be proud! They will also learn how a computer is made and the history of the internet. This is a great class to introduce kids to the usefulness of computers beyond games and email, and prepare them for a lifetime of using the Internet.
Homework: 1 hour per week
Curriculum/Materials:
Laptop computer required (Some instructors may be able to provide one, if needed)
We will install a free to use text editor for programming called Visual Studio Code.
Textbook: Web Design for Kids Using HTML5 & CSS3, by Sandra Gaiser
A USB flash drive to store student projects