Transcript Design a poster for London zoo

Design a poster for London zoo
This project is about using the web to find reliable
data/information. We may then use the information
in posters and reports to communicate with others.
Have a look at the sites below what new things
can you find out!
Site1: investigation http://www.bigredhair.com/robots/
Site 2: http://www.brandrepublic.com/News/798436/BBClaunches-iPlayer-campaign-flying-penguin-footage/
Site 3: http://www.brookview.karoo.net/Sellafield_Zoo/index.html
Pupil Lesson Objectives
• Using DTP software Design a poster for
London zoo. The audience are parents who
want to take their children.
• Search and navigate the WEBSITE taking
relevant details from it. http://www.zsl.org/zsllondon-zoo//
• The poster should be designed for adults.
Details Required
Location, address, entry price, times, new
exhibitions etc.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNS2RXqFIrI&feature=related
Key Terms
• What is a search engine?
A search engine is a searchable database of web sites
collected by a computer program.
• What is a URL?
Each piece of information made available to the Internet
is given a web address, which is known as a URL
(uniform resource locator). Think of it as being like a
street address.
• What is a domain suffix?
• A domain suffix, like .com can be helpful to reveal
the location and purpose of the Web site's authors.
Each country has its own domain suffix (for example, .fr
for France, .
Here are common domain
suffixes for Web sites
• com
Commercial
• edu
Educational institution:
• .gov
Government:
• mil
Military:
• .net
Network:
Skills
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Be able to select A4 document
Import an image(s)
Cut out an image (L5)
Add text (L3) format text (L4)
Select text and images suitable for the
target audience (L5)
• Discuss how you could improve your work
and make the necessary changes (L6)
Research: London ZOO website
Key Words
• URL : Uniform resource locator. The web
address.
• gov: Government.
• Cross reference: Look at more than one
site and compare the information.