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WEBSITE #3: Personal Website assessment
In my 4th and final year, the computing lecturer gave
me an assessment which was:
"to build a website on a topic of your choosing. The homepage must
have links to a further four pages, and feature at least two tables." I decided that if I was going to have to devote lots of time to building a website, I might as well create my own personal website, which was launched during January 1999.  |
The site was last modified in November
1999 |
Global Information Systems (GIS) Assessment
- I was taught about manyaspects of the Internet and
website design over a 12 week period. This covered everything
from the History of the Internet, to choosing a web
host and marketing websites. For my assessment (which
was worth 50% of the final grade), I was asked to act
as a web design consultant for a business considering
putting themselves online. I was to assume that the
client had no prior knowledge of the Internet, so the
talk would have to be pitched at a level for beginners.
This project included having to prepare proposals and
quotations for the client.
WEBSITE #4: Church of Scotland | | I was about to sit my final year exams, when I received an e-mail from Rev Paul Beautyman - National Mission Co-ordinator for Church of Scotland. He asked if I would consider giving National Mission a presence on the Internet! I was very honoured to be given this task, and the site was launched in May 1999. I still maintain this site. Church of Scotland Mission Site. You can also view a reference from Rev. Paul Beautyman |
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