User:Niraj Prasad Bhatt/Real-Teaching Lesson Plan 21

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Subject: Web Technology

Period: Third

Topic: Handling Keyboard Events in JavaScript

Class: BICT 3rd Semester

Unit: Three

Time: 50 min

No. of Students: 20

1. Specific Objective:

At the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

  • Understand the concept of keyboard events in JavaScript.
  • Explain how to handle common keyboard events such as keydown, keyup, and keypress.
  • Implement keyboard event handlers in JavaScript programs.

2. Instructional Materials:

  • Laptop, projector, screen
  • Sample code snippets
  • Code editor (e.g., VS Code)
  • Internet access

3. Teaching Learning Activities:

  • Start the class by discussing the importance of keyboard events in web development and their role in user interaction.
  • Introduce common keyboard events such as keydown, keyup, and keypress.
  • Explain how to register event listeners for keyboard events in JavaScript.
  • Demonstrate the usage of keyboard event handlers with code examples for different scenarios.
  • Guide students through hands-on exercises to practice writing event handling code for keyboard events.
  • Discuss common use cases for handling keyboard events in JavaScript applications, such as implementing keyboard shortcuts, form validation, and text input handling.
  • Encourage students to explore additional resources and tutorials to deepen their understanding of handling keyboard events in JavaScript.

4. Assessment:

  • Ask students to describe the purpose and functionality of keyboard events in JavaScript.
  • Present scenarios and ask students to write JavaScript code snippets demonstrating the usage of keyboard event handlers to respond to different keyboard events.
  • Conduct a quiz to assess students' understanding of keyboard event handling concepts and operations.

5. Homework:

  • Explain the concept of keyboard events in JavaScript and their significance in web development. Provide examples of scenarios where keyboard event handling is commonly used.