Wiki+Eval

Patrick reviewed my site and stated that it has "a nice flow to it." || Pat agreed that I should create more pages for students, as my site is geared toward teachers and parents. His suggestions included a page for books for students and classroom assignments. ||
 * Parts of Site ||  Findings  ||
 * Design/Aesthetics || The overall design of the wiki is easy to follow and the links from the main page are straightforward. I should include more pictures to make the website more inviting, but as it stands, the website serves as a tool to learn a little about myself, my CV, teaching philosophy, and resources for other teachers.
 * Information || The information on my site relates to coursework I have taken in the past year. I have used a variety of sources to create my pages. The information on my pages will change as my intended audience shifts to my students rather than my peers. ||
 * Links || Very few links are included at this time. I will need to add more as the semester progresses. ||
 * Contact Info || My email address is listed on the main page. I have used a personal email instead of a school email because I do not know where I will be teaching next year. ||
 * Discussion Options || There is a discussion tab at the top of every page. I should probably create a discussion page. ||
 * Up to Date || Information is current. An update indicator is located on the “History” tab. ||
 * Class Logistics || Completed assignments are posted to the appropriate pages. ||
 * Overall Impressions || I need to include more opportunities for users to interact with me. I like how the wiki looks right now, but I know I need to begin to include resources for students and opportunities for them to interact with and utilize the available technology.