- Year 6
Features of a good website
I can identify the features of a good website and know how web pages are created.
- Year 6
Features of a good website
I can identify the features of a good website and know how web pages are created.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- A website is a collection of information that can be accessed on a range of internet connected devices.
- Websites can be made up of lots of different web pages.
- A good website will have a variety of suitable media (images, text, videos).
- The website will also contain buttons and search bars to take you to other web pages easily.
Keywords
Website - a collection of interlinked web pages, stored under a single domain
Web page - a single HTML document viewed using a web browser
Web browser - a program used to view, navigate and interact with web pages
HTML - (Hypertext Markup Language) a language used to define the structure of web pages
Common misconception
A website and a web page are the same.
A website is a collection of information relating to a particular topic that can be accessed on a range of devices. Websites can be made up of lots of different interlinked web pages.
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Equipment
Pupils need to use devices that can access the internet. Tasks in this lesson are based on content from the website https://oak.link/sd-zoo.
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