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Textiles Technology

Monday, August 20th, 2007

Year 8 Technology class are currently completing a combined technology project. This project uses both timber and textiles to create an attractive country style laundry hamper.
The timber frame is complete and this term (term 3) the students are with Mrs Melton learning how to sew the cloth bag that goes with the frame.

Food Technology

Monday, August 20th, 2007

For the first half of this term (3) Year 7 Technology class has been studying Food. Applying the principles of good design to food preparation and presentation.
Students have prepared and cooked a variety of dishes including double choc muffins, apple crumble, noodles, sausage rools and many more. Students have also been set the task of preparing […]

Timber and Metal Technology

Wednesday, February 28th, 2007

There are not many things in life more rewarding than creating something with your hands. In term 1 of 2007 the Technology (Mandatory) Year 7 & 8 classes are doing timber and metal technologies. Year 7 are making a toy out of wood and Year 8 are creating a decorative hose rack out of metal.
Part […]

Cascading Style Sheets

Monday, February 20th, 2006

CSS (cascading style sheets) is a relatively new feature of Web construction. It gives both Web developers and users more control over how pages are displayed.
With CSS designers create “style sheets” that define how different elements, such as headers, links, backgrounds and fonts, of a Web page are displayed.
The term “cascading” derives from the fact that multiple style […]

Tables

Sunday, February 19th, 2006

Tables are often used to organise information on a Web page. Tables on a Web page are the same as tables in a word processor or spreadsheet. They consist of rows and columns.
The HTML markup for tables consist of 3 basic tags, they are;

table
tr (defines a table row)
td (defines a table column)

Here’s an example of […]

HTML

Sunday, February 5th, 2006

This lesson we will learn some basic HTML.
HTML stands for “HyperText Markup Language” and is the language of the Web. To create a Web page you at least need to know some basic HTML and understand how it works.
HTML code consists of “tags”, a start tag and an end tag. The following example creates bold […]

BAD Web Design

Tuesday, January 31st, 2006

Your Design task this term is to create a Web site. The number of sites on the Web is somewhere between 100 million and 1 billion .. no one knows for sure. Either way that’s a lot of information. Many web pages are brilliantly designed, easy to get information from and good to look at. But probably […]