Pizza night! Come to class hungry.

We'll do an activity that I believe will help you be well prepared for the final.

We'll tie up any loose ends with The Rapidian and your Drupal websites.

Peer Collaboration memo due on Nov. 29. Please email it to me at royerd at gvsu edu and it would help if you put 351 somewhere in the subject line.

Tonight we will of course be doing our oral presentations of website analysis.

I'll likely have a few other items on our agenda.

There is no need to do a reading response (blog) for tonight.

By now you should be very comfortable with the following items on the progress checklist. Indeed, your drupal site should make uses of the following technical skills. Progress checklist:

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

1. Tonight we'll take a closer look at the modules concept. I'm going to have you study some modules and write a few short module reviews.
2. We'll do the same thing for themes if things work like I think they will on your sites.
3. We'll also finish up Rapidian work if you need help on that.
4. We'll also work on our sites by having other users do critiques
5. We'll do last-minute prep on your presentations for next week if you need help on that.

As I have been working on my Drupal site, I have been contemplating how to add extra content that is related to the curriculum of this course. One way I have managed to expand upon my learning, is by reading some online news articles about Drupal. It is important to understand why we as students are learning how to create sites using Drupal. Looking at news articles helps put things in perspective.

We have a number of important things to get done tonight.

I want to show you the grading rubric for the web analysis presentations and ask you to work with that guide in preparing your presentations.

You have drafts do of your web analysis project due tonight, so we can take a look at those and find ways to make them better. We'll also talk about how they should be posted on the website.

I also have peer review sheet to show you.