Unit 2: Understanding the TTQ Rubric

The lesson covers all six elements within the TTQ rubric. Because this is the longest unit, it is broken into three sections. This is the backbone of the training so hang in there. Your hard work will pay off in Unit 3 where you can actually judge a web site and come to a consensus with your colleagues who are also taking the course.

Lesson/Objective 3:
Given the instructional program on the six elements of the TTQ rubric, trainees will identify each element with one hundred percent accuracy.

Section 1
Rubric Elements 1 & 2: "Educational Value & Objectives" and "Quality & Originality in Design"

Section 2
Rubric Elements 3 & 4: "Technical Quality" and "Quality & Originality of Content"

Section 3
Rubric Elements 4 & 5: "Intellectual Honesty & Appropriate Attribution" and "Internet Style of Learning"

Design
TRIO Quest
The Web Style Guide
Webmonkey
eFuse

Image Archives
Cool Archive (free)
ButtonGenerator (free)
Microsoft Clip Art and Media
Classroom Clipart
US Library of Congress
New York Public Library

Writing & Plagiarism
TRIO Quest Sources
TQ Citation Game
Diane Hacker's Writer Ref
Purdue OWL Sources
turnitin
Indiana University (paraphrasing)
Purdue OWL (common knowledge)
Technology & Learning (Fair Use)
Creative Commons (Sources w/o Permission)
The Citation Machine
Noodle Tools (Citation Building)
Easy Bib (Bibliography building)

HTML
ThinkQuest
Lissa Explains
Web Monkey HTML Cheatsheet
HTML Tutorial

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