Create a Website Portfolio for your Creations (High School)
Using Google Sites, students will learn how to make a website for all of their projects and creations. These websites can be used on college and job applications in the student's future.
Mr. Liberman
Average rating:
4.7
Number of reviews:(3)
What's included
1 live meeting
1 in-class hoursClass Experience
Please feel free to request a time that works for you! Students will learn how to use Google Sites to make a website. Students will use this website as a portfolio to show off any projects they have completed in the past. This portfolio can be added to any college application or job application to help your student get into the dream college or dream job that they want in their future. Topics covered: Home Page design and content Understanding website navigation User Experience design Light Design with Canva if necessary This class is for complete beginners and requires no prior knowledge.
Learning Goals
Students will learn the basics of website design with Google Sites.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Students will need a Gmail account that is not connected to their school.
Parents can decide the privacy level of the website portfolio.
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Sources
sites.google.com/new
Joined September, 2020
4.7
3reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
About Mr. Liberman
Mr. Liberman has his Masters in Teaching from the University of San Francisco and has been teaching Social Studies and Computer Science the last 3 years in San Francisco and have recently moved to Palm Desert to be closer to my family. Even though Mr. Liberman enjoys staying in with a good video game or movie, he loves being out in nature hiking, running, playing sports, or in the water!
Mr. Liberman loves teaching and has even been nominated for awards for his teaching style:
"Mr. Liberman stands out for his commitment to helping students learn and thrive. He has always been (even before Shelter in Place) responsive to questions from parents and students. He keeps everyone (including parents) posted on the latest assignments and lessons. He was one of the teachers to effectively roll out his lesson plans for Distance Learning. Since day one, my child has been learning. He was able to lead the class and not miss a beat. He keeps parents updated and is transparent with his expectations for his students and their work. He is very responsive, returning emails quickly. He epitomizes teaching."-Nominated 5/2020 https://www.sfusd.edu/2020-rave-nominees
How does Mr. Liberman Teach?
Mr. Liberman's classes are project-based and collaborative. Students will be building animations and apps for smartphones, and learn how to give positive and constructive feedback to their peers. Completing one of Mr. Liberman's Computer Science courses will get you prepared for any of the AP Computer Science courses or for learning any text-based coding language.
What's Mr. Liberman's Computer Science Background?
Mr. Liberman has been developing Computer Science curriculum for kids since 2013. It all started in college, after success with an introduction to Computer Science course, Mr. Liberman was hired to be the TA for the class, holding office hours to help students, and teaching the class when the professor was absent. He then helped a local media arts middle school teacher bring coding to his classroom. After that success, he was hired to create a Computer Science curriculum that built on itself between 5th-8th grade for a non-profit summer camp that is still in use today. Reviews
Live One-Time Class
$15
per classMeets once
60 min
Completed by 5 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 14-18
3-10 learners per class
