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I am currently doing some group work on frontpage (making a poster of Local economic development in relation to Brighton’s tourist industry… for those who are interested!).
I was wondering if you guys had any tips and tricks for website development, and if you knew of any quirky ways to make things a bit more interesting… ie through interactive menus and all that shit! Bascially the university give good marks for creativity… so playing to that is always a good idea!
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Don’t use frontpage to make a poster. Use publisher if it has to be MS
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=poster+maker&meta=
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Unfortunatly the project brief is to make a webposter using frontpage… sorry – I got the lingo wrong!
Need to learn frontpage tonight! – Our router at uni is fucked so its the late night suite for me… which is anything but sweet!
hmmm, opened the file through explorer, and it seemed to go away… very odd.
Unfortunatly I am in a slight predicament… Im doing a module that I love, and quite simply, kick ass at… (last bit of work got 90% where 70% is the band for top grade!)… problem is, im not happy with the work the others are doing for it, and want to change it… and they are getting pissed off with me! Do I, A) Just hand in what they want, or B) Ignore the fuckers and do the whole fucking thing myself?!
Grrrr decision decsisions!
Do it yourself! If they get good marks for it they won’t be grumbling…and add their stuff as an appendix 😉
ooo good plan!
Group work is a fucking social mine field – and I hate it! You can either accept your mate work, and get a worse mark that you would otherwise, or you can tell him to try harder, and lose mates!
Fan-fucking-tastic!
welcome to the real world of social engineering! personally I would have a chat with the tutor on the sly, when I was doing group work the three of us out of our group of eight did or re did all of the work anyway, its more important to get hte marks IMO, mates come and go, but your degree classification sticks with you for life.
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