Web Site Guide

Templates: Geographical and Regenerative Studies Areas

Each geographical area web site should have the following components:

	Target Due Date
"Top" Page which includes: Name of your geographical area/map Names of group members and, eventually, links to individual home pages General overview of what the site's about: geographical area, overview of the environmental issues addressed, etc. A link back to the IGE 223 home page Links to each of the Ways of Living Environmental Themes listed below A link to the group's Regenerative Studies 301 theme A link to the group's Concluding Essay	Fri., Oct. 17
Information (prose, poetry, web links, graphics, multimedia, etc.) that examines your geographical region within the context of the course themes, each of which could (should?) be a separate page:
+Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Consciousness: Seasons, Food, Birth, Shelter and Death	Mon., Oct. 20
+Individualism, Collectivism, and Environmental Consciousness	Mon., Oct. 27
+Youth, Education and Environmental Responsibilities	Mon., Nov. 3
+Living with a Care of Ethics Regenerative Studies Topic Information	Mon., Nov. 10
+Environmental Wisdom:Scientific Knowledge and Cultural Context	Mon., Nov. 17
+Global Issues: Sustainability, Regeneration and Justice	Mon., Nov. 24
Group Concluding Essay reviewing cultural consciousness and the environment for your geographical area and discussing the collaborative experience involved in publishing your web site.
Other Links as desired (e.g. an album, multimedia, general links to your geographical area, etc.)
Exhibition	Mon., Dec. 1

All pages on your web site should contain a link back to your "top" page, a mailto: to the group webmaster/mistress, and the date that the page was last updated.

Please annotate links that you include on your website.

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Email questions, comments, suggestions, or greetings to: Dr. Jim Manley jcmanley@csupomona.edu or Dr. Susan Kullmann Puz, skpuz@csupomona.edu

Last updated October 14, 1997.