Hi all,
Now we are getting to the core of it! What we need is ISO
standardisation
for web development! Something like the famous ISO 9000. Quality
Control!
I an hoping that is an ironic exclamation mark.
If you want to be a Quality Accredited web development business,
you need to
follow
On Thu, 2005-09-08 at 16:46 +1000, John Allsopp wrote:
You'll hear more about that at WE045
I hope we don't have to wait until 2045 for quality coding to catch on!
;-)
Kind Regards,
Joshua Street
base10solutions
Website:
http://www.base10solutions.com.au/
Phone: (02) 9898-0060 Fax: (02)
That's actually no different to being a student, with the
exception
that the lecturer has got a full time job in addition to having to
learn all the stuff they have to then teach.
...and that's no different from having a full-time job as a
developer,
and having to research - and
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Hi all,
Now we are getting to the core of it! What we need
Ah ha ha yes! Exactly my experience with my *first* web design course
ever... it's called Intro to Web Design Programming. I'm only in
the class because I have nothing else to take, and it's the only web
design class being offered in the fall... and because I want to be a
teaching assistant for
Have filed a formal complaint against the instructor (who happens to run 10
hours of the 20 hours of classes we have each week.) I am no longer
attending his classes and may not get my Diploma. Still, gives me more time
to study at home (without the distraction of the fit young Physical
Education
On 08/09/2005, at 9:14 AM, Nick Gleitzman wrote:
On 8 Sep 2005, at 8:59 AM, Craig Rippon wrote:
by-the-by: I am a web development student at Yeronga TAFE college
in Brisbane, Australia. One of my instructors has never heard of
DOCTYPE, refuses to put tags in lowercase and also refuses to
http://cs130.cs.cornell.edu/
HAS a table layout. For no reason.
No reason? It makes it much easier to meet the absolutely necessary
design requirement of... arbitrarily splitting the background color in
half?
true, it isn't always. and defineitely not in this case.
Lisa
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On 08/09
That could also be done with a coule divs... I think. Not that I would want to have a page background like that. Ugh. On 9/7/05, Kenny Graham
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http://cs130.cs.cornell.edu/
HAS a table layout. For no reason.
No reason? It makes it much easier to meet the absolutely
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On 08/09/2005, at 9:14 AM, Nick Gleitzman wrote:
On 8 Sep 2005, at 8:59 AM, Craig Rippon wrote:
by-the-by: I am a web development
you can take over Gene simmons role...? :)
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Then again,
I used to teach
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There are actually a few excellent teachers at Sydney
Institute
: Thursday, 8 September 2005 10:05 AM
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John! I wasn't talking about me! I'm not there anymore LOL
I won't name names, but I will say they're lurking about on this list...
you know who you are people
From: Herrod, Lisa
There are actually a few excellent teachers at Sydney
Institute (ultimo TAFE) who understand and teach...
Maybe TAFE is better than most other educational institutes.
I did some welding courses quite a few years ago and the
instructors we had were brilliant practitioners
Herrod, Lisa wrote:
I'm starting to see a new reality show... something like 'Rock school' but
it would be called 'standards school'
Well, although it bears no relation to Sydney, or indeed, tertiary
education, there is a high school in Victoria teaching standards-based
web design. As I
On 8 Sep 2005, at 10:43 AM, Andreas Boehmer [Addictive Media] wrote:
But not everybody can afford this kind of employment mix. If you are a
full
time lecturer all you can rely on is books, training courses and
seminars to
learn from.
What about the web itself?
That's actually no different
: [WSG] Educate the educators (was) Barclays standards redesign
From: Herrod, Lisa
There are actually a few excellent teachers at Sydney Institute
(ultimo TAFE) who understand and teach...
Maybe TAFE is better than most other educational institutes.
I did some welding courses quite a few years
On 8 Sep 2005, at 10:43 AM, Andreas Boehmer [Addictive Media] wrote:
H This is going way off-topic, right?
No, no - I've enjoyed the couple of heatedly debated threads over the
past couple of days far more than the 'please fix my code' posts -
without please or thank you - that are
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On 8 Sep 2005, at 10:43 AM, Andreas Boehmer [Addictive Media
But you have to agree it is much easier to stay up-to-date if you work inthe field every day and actually practically implement new technologies. If
a company looks for new staff members they will think twice before employingsomebody who has got no practical experience in the field. For a good
On 9/8/05, Craig Rippon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have filed a formal complaint against the instructor (who happens to run 10
I am no longer attending his classes and may not get my Diploma.
Hi Craig,
Don't let it get you down, I went through exactly the same thing in
'03-'04 while attending
Seona Bellamy wrote:
I can't see why it wouldn't be the same for teachers. I mean, English
and Literature teachers need to read the texts they will be taking
their class through so that they are familiar with the material. When
the way of approaching mathematics changed (my mother has told
Lachlan Hardy wrote:
The key component there, though, is convincing the relevant
curriculum bodies of the importance of standards-based design.
My thought (and I blogged on this today - interesting discussion!) is that it's
not something to be added to a curriculum, rather it's part of
This has evolved into an interesting topic!
I started my working life as an apprentice carpenter (some time ago now!). I
attended a tech college as part of the apprenticeship learning the skills
needed to be a carpenter, and also the regulations and building codes that I
would eventually have to
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This has evolved into an interesting topic
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