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Motherboard Books - Let's Make a Web PageMotherboard Books - Let’s Make a Web Page! By Phyllis Wheeler
Want to make a webpage but don’t know where to start? How about letting your kids create one? Really! Phyllis Wheeler (The Computer Lady) is a veteran homeschool mom that is also a writer and a mechanical engineer. She has developed - and offers - computer science books aimed for homeschooling families. I was given the opportunity to review the e-book Let’s Make a Web Page , which is geared for students 8-12yo. Other TOS crew members have also reviewed Logo Adventures and Computer Science Pure and Simple. You can read the different reviews at the TOS Crew’s website. On to my review…I really like this e-book. I was so excited when I found out we would get this for review. I have had an interest in creating a website (or even just modifying my blog) for some time, but had no real idea where to start. Of course, this book is for my children, but it is helpful for me, too. I had read through this and was concerned that it was a little above my son’s head, so I had my daughter (13) look at it to see if she would be able to do it. At first she became frustrated, but not because the instructions weren’t clear. She wasn’t sure who to interview (one of the initial steps). So we worked together and interviewed our lab, Lola. It was fun getting this step done and fun coming up with the answers. After that she went on by herself, and really enjoyed it. We did get online together to look for some of the extras (animated graphics) that were needed (Phyllis gives the website so no searching). It was pretty neat looking at all the things you can put onto your page. This e-book is valued at $29.95 but can be purchased at a special rate for $19.99. For this low price you get: · A well-written 60 page tutorial on webpage creation · Detailed instruction from a veteran homeschool mom · Easy to use with actual images to guide and encourage · Links to a free trial version of CoffeeCup software · Instruction & tips for basic use of your computer · 30-day money back guarantee I recommend this book for your home if you don’t know how to create a webpage or how to teach your children how to. It is very well-written and easy to follow. I don’t know that all 8 year olds could do it by themselves, but it would give you the opportunity to work together. And it’s fun! You can read more about what’s available at Motherboard Books here. The main website is here. Leave a Comment { Last Page } { Page 28 of 50 } { Next Page } |
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