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Assignment 3


Tasks

  1. Web Site Evaluation (marks: 90%)

    Evaluate the the following web-site:

     

    Your report must include:

    1. overall good and bad points about the implementation of the site.
    2. elements and implementation issues that promote universal accessibility.
    3. elements and implementation issues that restrict universal accessibility.
    4. the list of pages you evaluated (this list is not included in your page count limit).You need to evaluate at least 15 web pages on the site. Choose your pages wisely - the more variety in the pages, the more you can report on.


    Page limit: 6 pages.

  2. Learning to Learn (marks: 10%)

    Read the Learning to Learn document, and complete the information in the two forms:
    1. Plans. (2%)
    2. Evaluation of plans and methods. (8%)

Deadlines

A copy of your plans (part II a) must be submitted directly to your tutor before or during week 11. Internal students must do so during your lab sessions.

The whole assignment (including part II a) is due at 12noon Monday 5th November 2001 (week 13).

Submission Requirements

The following must be submitted to your tutor before or during week 11:

The following must be submitted by 12noon Monday 5th November 2001 (week 13). Internal students should submit to the assignment boxes. External students submit to External Studies Office as normal.

Some guides on working on this assignment:

You may choose to fill the forms for part II using pen and paper. Presentation is not important in part II, only the content, so do not waste time formatting the content in a word processor. The purpose of the having you fill the forms is to assess how well you understand the processes you use to complete this assignment, so that you can learn from them and apply them for future tasks.

Part II (a) is only a plan. You only need to think about how you will approach doing the tasks, without starting any work. Just look at what resources is available to you, think about what you should do, and complete the form. It may turn out you make major adjustments in your methods as you are doing your work - that's OK. The adjustments can all be described in part II (b).

H.L. Hiew
Unit Coordinator


Document author: H.L. Hiew, Unit Coordinator
Last Modified: Saturday, 03-Nov-2001 08:58:24 MST
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