Content: (things that the site must contain/do)

• It must be saved to the bio server in the correct folder. The folder is named <Approve>
• It must be saved with the correct name. The project must have homepage that introduces the project and provides the all important 'first impression' and navigation buttons. This file must be called <approvehm.html> so that it will link to the course website.
• Near the top of the group homepage there must be a statement that informs the reader that the page was completed as part of a class assignment.
• It must introduce the purpose of your group project, the underlying themes that tie all of your work together, and how the project links back to the seminar.
• If outside sources are used in creating the group site, the site must have internal references and must contain a link to a page that lists those references. (endnotes)
• It must contain the copyright/ email-comment tag line. You may use my email as a contact point or appoint one of yourselves.
• It must contain a link back to the seminar webpage and to the Davidson College homepage.

• This is a formal presentation. It should look professional.
• The site is providing the connection between pages developed by different people. The style of all pages must be consistent
• Make sure it is legible (as always I suggest dark text on light background).

• Brainstorm, gather resources/references, plan again, meet early and often.
• Organize the server space. Do not dump all files into the <Approve> folder create a logical subfolder system.
• Be sure to carry your own weight but don't try to carry everyone elses.
• Save your work on discs and on the server--ALWAYS have a backup!
• Test your site and its links
• Don't wait until the last hour to put it all on the server. Servers ar notorious for crashing before deadlines.

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