From their web site: "Sparrow Web promotes a different genre of web page: the community-shared page. Like any web page, a community-shared page is originally crafted by a single author, who defines the initial content and scope of the document. But unlike other web pages, a community-shared page can be modified or added to by any interested contributor, and the barriers for doing so are lessened by allowing changes to be made in a lightweight manner. Community-shared pages increase the collaborative capability of the web."
Assessment, Related Questions, and Story of the Unit
Notes from 10/02/02 meeting:
-exact information on how site is to be used -member directory (navigation bar or tab) -explanation of Inquiry Unit -rephrase Mission Statement -too much information on the index page -browser window size -introduce other types of uses for the site -more color -too many hyperlinks -priority of website -broaden focus to other types of groups (e.g. community, students, etc.) -minimize text -links to be more hierarchical -Home -About Inquiry Page -Our definition -What's New -Search -"Help" link to be more direct and user friendly -make the site more graphical -user friendly for diverse users & provide ways by which they could contribute
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