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Web-based Hypermedia Courseware Development
with HTML and JavaScript:
A Hands-On Introduction

Copyright © 1997 by Craig W. Johnson, Ph.D.
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UT Bullet Web-based Hypermedia Courseware Development
Goals
This hypermedia tutorial (hypertutorial) provides a hands-on introduction to authoring Web-based hypermedia instructional materials. Skills for creating course Web page, syllabus, interactive quiz, practice exercises, simple frame-based computer-assisted instruction (CAI) or computer-based training (CBT), and more sophisticated hypermedia instructional systems including interactive feedback, and automated scoring and emailing of results using HTML and JavaScript have priority. Conceptual understanding of HTML and JavaScript forms elements, theoretical frameworks and planning strategies for hypermedia instructional design and development are also emphasized. Additional hands-on practice project assignments encourage you to use skills and models developed during the hypertutorial to develop your own instructional ideas for Web publication.
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UT Bullet Web-based Hypermedia Courseware Development

What You Will Learn to Do

Red Bullet Web-based Hypermedia:
    Cyan Bullet Courseware
    Cyan Bullet Quizzes and Practice Exercises with Automated Scoring and Email
    Cyan Bullet Instruction with Immediate Feedback, Automated Scoring and Email
    Cyan Bullet Instructional Design and Development

What You Will Learn To Do UT Bullet
UT Bullet Web-based Hypermedia Courseware Development

Table of Contents


    UT Bullet 1. Web-based Hypermedia Courseware: The Big Picture

    UT Bullet 2. Web-based Hypermedia Informational Courseware with HTML

    UT Bullet 3. Web-based Quizzes and Practice Exercises with HTML & JavaScript

    UT Bullet 4. Web-based Hypermedia Instruction with HTML and JavaScript

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