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Subject: Web Development
Period: Third
Topic: Exploring HTML Lists
Class: BICT 3rd Semester
Unit: Three
Time: 50 min
No. of Students: 20
1. Specific Objective:
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
- Understand the purpose and usage of HTML lists.
- Differentiate between ordered lists (
- ), unordered lists (
- Implement lists effectively in HTML documents.
- Laptop, projector, screen
- Sample code snippets
- Code editor (e.g., VS Code)
- Internet access
- Start the class by discussing the importance of organizing content in web development.
- Introduce HTML lists and explain the syntax and structure of ordered, unordered, and definition lists.
- Demonstrate the usage of
- ,
- Guide students through hands-on exercises to practice creating lists with various list items.
- Discuss the semantic significance of using appropriate list types based on the content hierarchy.
- Encourage students to explore additional list styling techniques using CSS.
- , and
- tags with code examples for creating different types of lists.
4. Assessment:
- Ask students to create HTML lists for different types of content scenarios.
- Present examples of content and ask students to identify the most appropriate list type to represent the information.
5. Homework:
- Create a web page that includes multiple lists representing different types of content (e.g., shopping list, tutorial steps, FAQ). Apply appropriate list styling using CSS.
- ), and definition lists (
- ).
2. Instructional Materials:
3. Teaching Learning Activities: