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Facebook : Friend Or Foe, Angela Draeger
Facebook : Friend Or Foe, Angela Draeger
Graduate Research Papers
Facebook is an online social networking site that is growing with popularity daily. Due to the current lack of research on this social network the researcher has proposed the following study. This study would survey three populations: high school students, college students, and community members. Areas of interest are: communication, miscommunication, self-esteem, introversion, extroversion, friendships, long distance relationships, and closure.
Creating A User Friendly Website For The Boys & Girls Clubs Of Black Hawk County, Kimberly M. Carter
Creating A User Friendly Website For The Boys & Girls Clubs Of Black Hawk County, Kimberly M. Carter
Graduate Research Papers
Website design can be overwhelming for many viewers. Many times viewers discontinue using sites, because it.is not easy to navigate through the site. In creating the website for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Black Hawk County, user-friendliness was the focal point of the project. The Chief Professional Officer along with the staff at the Boys & Girls Clubs assisted with the development of a website by providing information that was to be included on the site. To ensure a professional look the designer relied on the four basic principles of design: contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity. The design simplicity …
Creating A Web Page For Centerville High School, Catherine Lechtenberg
Creating A Web Page For Centerville High School, Catherine Lechtenberg
Graduate Research Papers
The paper discusses the process taken to create a web site for Centerville High School. The audience for this web site includes current students, community members, and prospective families and business people. Information was collected regarding the resources, content, environment, and learners. The Applied Communications students worked in pairs to create several pages which include high school information, current fads, an opinion page, calendar of events, sports page, student spotlights, and faculty with their teaching assignments. The students would collect the information during the week so every Friday, in class, the groups would work on their section of the web …