Module 5: List Tags
Module 5: Overview
There are different types of list codes that enable the developer to create ordered, unordered or definition lists. Ordered lists are used for explaining step-by-step instructions for how to complete a particular task or creating outlines. Unordered lists are probably the most widely used lists and are used when there is no particular order. Definition lists are used for creating glossaries, or any list that pairs a word or phrase with a longer description.
- Lesson 1: Creating Ordered Lists (Lesson length 15 minutes)
- Description: In this lesson students learn how to create ordered lists.
- Learner Outcome: To learn how to create an Ordered List and apply it to a Web page.
- Activities: Lesson 1: Ordered Lists
- Handout/Resources Needed:
- Suggested Assessment:
- Grading assessment will come later in project assignment rubric.
- Lesson 2: Creating Unordered Lists (Lesson length 10 minutes)
- Description: In this lesson students learn how to create unordered lists.
- Learner Outcomes: To learn how to create an Ordered List and apply it to a Web page.
- Activities: Lesson2: Unordered Lists
- Handout/Resources Needed:
- Suggested Assessment:
- Grading assessment will come later in project assignment rubric.
- Lesson 3: Creating Definition lists (Lesson length 10 minutes)
- Description: In this lesson students learn how to create definition lists.
- Learner Outcomes: To learn how to create a definition list and apply it to a Web page.
- Activities: Lesson 3: Definition Lists
- Handout/Resources Needed:
- Suggested Assessment:
- Grading assessment will come later in project assignment rubric.
