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2-page structure
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by Kristine 13 years, 2 months ago
Page Structure
Writing for the Web is very different from writing for print
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79% of users scan the page instead of reading word-for-word
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Reading from computer screens is 25% slower than from paper
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Web content should have 50% of the word count of its paper equivalent
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Tips for creating your workspace pages (from Sun.com)
- Difference Between Paper and Online Presentation: Limit scrolling; use simple sentence structure; avoid cute headlines; update facts frequently.
- Scannability: Highlight keywords; use bulleted lists; start with the conclusion.
- Navigation: Move detailed info to secondary pages.
- Writing to Be Read: Headlines and subheads; lists, captions, and hyperlinks.
What does this mean for you? How should you structure information on the web to make it clear for your students.
 
2-page structure
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