Introducción a la codificación HTML

Course Overview:
This 7-week introductory course in HTML is designed for students aged 11-14 to learn the basics of web development. Using the Code.org Computer Science Discoveries Unit 2 curriculum, students will explore the fundamentals of HTML to create their own web pages. The course will cover the essential building blocks of web development, including HTML structure, text formatting, hyperlinks, images, tables, and forms. Additionally, students will be introduced to basic CSS to enhance the appearance of their web pages.

Course Objectives: By the end of this course, students will be able to:

Understand the purpose and function of HTML in web development.
Create structured web pages using basic HTML elements and tags.
Add content such as text, links, images, and tables to a web page.
Use forms to capture user input.
Apply basic CSS styling to improve the visual design of a webpage.
Debug and correct errors in HTML and CSS.
Develop a final project that showcases their knowledge by creating a personal webpage.
Class Format: Each class will consist of a combination of interactive lessons, guided activities, and hands-on coding practice. Students will work individually and in pairs to reinforce concepts and apply their learning. The course will culminate in a final project where each student will create and present their own webpage.

Materials Needed:

Computers with internet access
Student accounts on Code.org
Assessment: Students will be assessed through in-class activities, hands-on coding exercises, and a final project that demonstrates their understanding and creativity in web development.