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Subject: Web Technology

Period: Third

Topic: Understanding HTML Tables

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 structure of HTML tables.
Create tables in HTML to represent tabular data effectively.
Apply styling and formatting to HTML tables using CSS.

2. Instructional Materials:

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

3. Teaching Learning Activities:

Begin the class by discussing the importance of tabular data representation in web development.
Introduce HTML tables and explain their structure, including table rows (), table headers (), and table data cells ().
Demonstrate the usage of HTML table tags with code examples for creating simple and complex tables.
Guide students through hands-on exercises to practice creating tables and adding content to table cells.
Discuss best practices for organizing and formatting tabular data in HTML tables.
Introduce CSS styling techniques for enhancing the appearance of HTML tables, such as applying borders, colors, and alignment.
Encourage students to explore advanced table styling features and responsive table design concepts.

4. Assessment:

Ask students to create HTML tables to represent different types of tabular data, such as student grades, product catalogs, or financial reports.
Present scenarios with specific table formatting requirements and ask students to apply corresponding CSS styles to achieve the desired appearance.

5. Homework:

Design and implement an HTML table to display information about a fictional company's employees, including their names, positions, and contact details. Apply CSS styling to enhance the visual presentation of the table.

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-'''Subject:''' Web Development
+'''Subject:''' Web Technology
 '''Period:''' Third
-'''Topic:''' Exploring HTML Lists
+'''Topic:''' Understanding HTML Tables
 '''Class:''' BICT 3rd Semester
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 == 1. Specific Objective: ==
 By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
-* Understand the purpose and usage of HTML lists.
+* Understand the purpose and structure of HTML tables.
-* Differentiate between ordered lists (<ol>), unordered lists (<ul>), and definition lists (<dl>).
+* Create tables in HTML to represent tabular data effectively.
-* Implement lists effectively in HTML documents.
+* Apply styling and formatting to HTML tables using CSS.
 == 2. Instructional Materials: ==
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 == 3. Teaching Learning Activities: ==
-* Start the class by discussing the importance of organizing content in web development.
+* Begin the class by discussing the importance of tabular data representation in web development.
-* Introduce HTML lists and explain the syntax and structure of ordered, unordered, and definition lists.
+* Introduce HTML tables and explain their structure, including table rows (<tr>), table headers (<th>), and table data cells (<td>).
-* Demonstrate the usage of <ul>, <ol>, and <dl> tags with code examples for creating different types of lists.
+* Demonstrate the usage of HTML table tags with code examples for creating simple and complex tables.
-* Guide students through hands-on exercises to practice creating lists with various list items.
+* Guide students through hands-on exercises to practice creating tables and adding content to table cells.
-* Discuss the semantic significance of using appropriate list types based on the content hierarchy.
+* Discuss best practices for organizing and formatting tabular data in HTML tables.
-* Encourage students to explore additional list styling techniques using CSS.
+* Introduce CSS styling techniques for enhancing the appearance of HTML tables, such as applying borders, colors, and alignment.
+* Encourage students to explore advanced table styling features and responsive table design concepts.
 == 4. Assessment: ==
-* Ask students to create HTML lists for different types of content scenarios.
+* Ask students to create HTML tables to represent different types of tabular data, such as student grades, product catalogs, or financial reports.
-* Present examples of content and ask students to identify the most appropriate list type to represent the information.
+* Present scenarios with specific table formatting requirements and ask students to apply corresponding CSS styles to achieve the desired appearance.
 == 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.
+* Design and implement an HTML table to display information about a fictional company's employees, including their names, positions, and contact details. Apply CSS styling to enhance the visual presentation of the table.