2. Reviewed calendars posted by Clint, Jay Salikin and others by internet.
3. Uploaded client photo in http://ecmm874.informe.com
4. Exchanged some ideas with Clients about "Update Contents for the Site"
b) Define the following aspects:
MISION
The Council is operated by a board of volunteers, the majority of whom are older adults. The Council has two main functions:operating a Resource Walk-in Centre to enhance the quality of life for older adults, and working with local agencies to initiate, implement, and evaluate projects useful to older adults in our community.
FUNCTION
A board of volunteers, the majority of whom are older adults, operate the Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc., a non-profit, community based, voluntary organization that is dedicated to the promotion of dignity, health, and independence of older adults.
The Council has two main functions: operating a Resource Walk-in Centre to enhance the quality of life for older adults, and working with local agencies to initiate, implement, and evaluate projects useful to older adults in our community.
HISTORY
The Council was founded in by a group of skilled professionals, civic leaders and committed citizens who recognized a need to define and address community concerns regarding aging.
MAIN HISTORICAL FACTS
PAST PROJECTS
Results of Meeting with the team:
clint says:
we are hoping to program the site using zengarden css standards
clint says:
http://www.csszengrarden.com
Nelson says:
ok I am going to visit the site
clint says:
we are thinking of having a formatting session
clint says:
just work together live and start building
Nelson says:
that's sound great
Nelson says:
using ccsszengrarden?
clint says:
using it as an example
clint says:
www.colorcombos.com
clint says:
www.colorschemer.com
clint says:
checking for websafe colors witrh high contrast foer the aged
Nelson says:
examples are very good
Nelson says:
I use this Websit X5 for programing web sites
Nelson says:
WebSite X5 is a completely visual software, structured as a guided intuitive process, that in just 5 steps allows the user to create, customize and publish professional web sites and online shops. Why is it simple to use: No programming skills required; Guided procedure for the creation of sites: for each step only the needed functions are presented;
clint.reddekopp@spiritsd.ca says:
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Nelson says:
http://www.download.com/3004-2048_4-10785541.html
clint says:
we are looking at it on the big screen now
Nelson says:
Clint says:
we are looking at it on the big screen now
Nelson says:
great
clint says:
we are looking at the SCOA logo and colors
Nelson says:
thanks
Nelson says:
I think the green color is better than pink
Clint says:
we agree
Nelson says: ok
Clint says:
everyone is going to buld or skecth a prototype
Nelson says:
could you please writte down what the professor said in summary please
Nelson says:
Could you please open Gallery in the client portal to view the pdf
Nelson says:
about Paypal for donations
clint says:
the summary was we are to create a prototype
clint says:
I will ask about the paypal
Nelson says:
the pdf is in client portal
Nelson says:
in the gallery
Clint says:
Some calendar choices:1) A PDF calendar. Manual process for them to create a new calendar each month as well as insert data. Supports links and is large and easy to read.
http://www.globalgatheringplace.com/Feb-2008-Calendar.pdf
2) More of an events listing than a regular square calendar from the site Jay found last week:
http://www.centenary-ws.org/centenary-calendar.asp
3) An interactive Google calendar. I posted a SCOA sample on edtechs.net (public testing space) It is set so all public can view and only the password holder can edit. SCOA would edit from within the website without the need for programming or manual calendar creation.
http://www.edtechs.net/scoa.htm
4) CSS Calendar
Cascading style sheet controls with manual inputs.
http://www.cincinnatisymphony.org/Calendar/index.asp
5) Dreamweaver with Spry Calendar
http://www.brittons.havering.sch.uk/calendar/calendar.html
