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You are teaching "Course 1157" this coming term.
For the course you use pictures and audio/video recordings from your travels (real or imagined).
You decide the course will have units covering the different places visited and the people met.
A syllabus is needed and maybe an explanation of your grading system. This much you know. The rest of the materials you'll add as your mind allows. Ahh, teaching as you've known it...
But for The
damned
Web
site!
Nothing breaks up a really good day more than creating and managing a Web site. Nothing, that is, except students.
Take the course above and organize it in a way that makes sense to you. Where possible, you may want to group similar items together. Allow room for expansion as Web sites like to grow.
When you've had enough, take a look at how I organized this site and the conventions I used over on "Mapping Your Web Site."
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