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Computer Science Symposia

Computer Science & Information Technology Symposium 2002

Session Presentations

Form Follows Function: Web Page Architecture for Educational Telecomputing Projects
by Judi Harris

Currently, Web page design focuses upon form and content. We consider, for example, layout options, overall structure, transfer time, browser differences, readability, and aesthetics. Yet for Web pages that support curriculum-based educational telecomputing projects, page functions may be more important. Ten will be demonstrated and discussed.

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