History of Internet
HTML Tags/Elements part 1
More Stuff Related to HTML/ECDT
BONUS
For Path 2 Web Developers
100

A collection of information accessible over the internet.

(Bonus: this is the way in which multiple collections of information are accessed via the Internet)

What is a web page?

(Bonus: What is the World Wide Web (WWW)?)

100

This is responsible for telling a computer how the content of a web page should be structured and organized.

What is Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)?

100

This is what ECDT stands for.

What is Equity Centered Design Thinking?

100

This is what WWW stands for.

Bonus, for triple points: This is the difference between the Web and the Internet.

What is the World Wide Web?

Bonus: What is the Internet is a global network of networks while the Web, also referred formally as World Wide Web (www) is collection of information which is accessed via the Internet. (Analogy: if the internet were a train station, the web would be a train.)

100

Name the HTML tag that creates horizontal lines across your webpage.

What is hr tag?

200

 A “network of networks", which connects networks across the world.

What is the Internet?

200

A piece of a website, marked by a start tag and often closed with an end tag

What is an HTML element?

200

This is the purpose of ECDT, and the names of at least 5 of the 7 phases.

What is "to build a practice of self-awareness of your own identity, values, emotions, biases, and assumptions to ensure equitable and inclusive design solutions"?

What is NOTICE, EMPATHIZE, DEFINE, IDEATE, PROTOTYPE, TEST, REFLECT?

200

This is a summary of the criteria for your Autobiography web page.

What are a 1) minimum of 2 paragraphs, 2) inclusion of identity traits, 3) pictures of yourself and/or photos that complement the information about your identity traits, and 4) details regarding your computer science journey?

200

This is the solution to adding line breaks to your website.

What is using the br tag?

300

A collection of interlinked web pages on the World Wide Web

What is a website?

300

This tag holds the content that is seen on the HTML page.

What is the <body> tag?

300

This is called the language of the Web.

What is JavaScript?

300

This is where you can look if you forget how to write the code for something in HTML/CSS?

What is w3schools.org? What is code.org's Web Lab Documentation?

300

These are 10 unique CSS properties we can use to design websites.

What is an answer fact checked by the class?

400

An application software for accessing the World Wide Web or a local website.

What is a browser? (i.e. Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox...)

400

This tag holds content like the title, stylesheets, and meta information that is not seen on the HTML page.

What is the <head> tag?

400

These are all the types of heading tag options.

What are H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, & H6?

400

This is handwritten HTML code utilizing headings and paragraph tags to display a poem (that's at least 4 lines) about ICS class.

What is a correct solution written down on paper or on the whiteboard?

400

This is an example how to write internal CSS on a web page.

What is a correct example written on paper or on the whiteboard?

500

The creator of the World Wide Web who developed many of the principles we still use today, such as HTML, HTTP, URLs and web browsers.

Who is Tim Berners Lee?
500

This helps to add specificity to HTML tags. These are special words used inside the opening tag to control the element's behavior. 

Hint: src, alt, rel, id, etc. are examples of these.

What are HTML attributes?

500

This is a list of at least 6 HTML tags we've been exposed to thus far.

What is a correct answer fact checked by the class?

500

This involves memory recall. These were the 5 characters you could choose from as customers for our ECDT Design a Chair challenge.

Who is Maggie (the baby), Grandpa, Neil (the astronaut), Ralph (the teen), and Lisa (the marathon runner)?

500

This is an example of how to write inline CSS on a web page.

What is a correct example written on paper or on the whiteboard?