Title: Ways to Learn
Course: RITA MC - WEB PAGE DESIGN I > Section: Start Module

Ways to learn in this course

- Follow the Course Navigation
- Use the Chapter Review Quizzes for practice or reinforcement of what you learned in readings and in class.
- Summative assessment - This course will evaluate student learning at the end of each module and the course through online exams in Canvas.
- Your Text, the Quizzes and the Labs will be your study guides for Exams
- The skills are cumulative, they build on one another
- Each Quiz provides 3 attempts to mastery, and Exam provides 1 attempt
- Have your reference materials handy during a Quiz.
- Be aware that the small details need to be adhered to ( example: is your CSS code is accurate)
- Peer Learning - Student will give and receive feedback in the Discussion Forums.
- You can learn through course communication with other students and your instructor. See the NCTC Online Student Conduct page. (Links to an external site.)
- Your Instructor, do not hesitate to contact me for help.

Ways to use the instructional materials

Text Book: The text book is your Visual Resource and reference guide, with a wealth of current visual images, video clip resources and tables and charts for quick comparisons.  Read what you need, skim for specifics, and use your TEXT book as a welcome guide in the Lab Assignments.  Whether you are new to Web building, or brushing up your skills, this text book and the video resources you will help you to master all Core Learning Objectives for this course, and save for a reference when you get that Web Design Job.

Adobe Dreamweaver: Adobe Dreamweaver is where you will be building your web pages and web site, so it is important to become familiar with the application. You will learn to use the What You See Is What You Get (wysiwyg) view as well as the HTML coding view to create your work.

The lab assignments help build personal skill and confidence.  Make sure to have all of your reference material with you as you are working through your lab assignments and reread the lab assignments often to help you stay on-track.