| Maximizing
Multiple Intelligence Through Multimedia:
A Real Application of Gardner’s Theories |
| by Graham
P. Martin • Germantown Academy • Fort Washington, Pennsylvania
Carter Burnette • Whatever Productions • Jenkintown, Pennsylvania |
| MultiMedia Schools • October 2000 |
Templates to
Help You Get Started
To
help you get started, we have developed a series of template HTML documents
that can be accessed in Zip format. These pages are designed to be
placeholders for the student showcase and utilize an open architecture
for a variety of functions. Download the Zip file and create a new folder.
Unzip the files into the newly created folder. Macintosh users can use
Stuff It Expander to decompress the Zip file.
The
pages were created with Macromedia Dreamweaver 2 because this software
makes creating mouseovers a breeze. [If you decide to buy Dreamweaver,
don’t forget to take advantage of the terrific educational discounts offered
by Macromedia. You can also download a FREE evaluation copy from their
Web site.] We feel mouseovers add interactivity and make the product more
identifiable for kids. We’re going to show you how to edit the pages using
Netscape’s Composer, which comes bundled with Navigator. We chose this
software because it is free!
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