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Web Content Design and Evaluation
Module 1: Introduction and Overview
Module 2: Determining Your Target Audience
Module 3: Developing Goals and Objectives
Module 4: Content and Accessibility
Module 5: Web Site Marketing
Module 6: Evaluation and Realistic Expectations
Module 7: Automated and On-line Survey Methods
Module 8: Surveys and Other Indicators of Effectiveness
Module 9: Making the Process Continuous
Web Content Design and Evaluation
Module 9
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Making the Content Evaluation Process Continuous

Evaluations are only worthwhile if the results and insight lead to ways to make Web sites better. This module is a brief reminder of the ADDIE model in which each phase of development requires an evaluation element, with the whole process being a continuous process of design, development, evaluation, and revision.

Module Objectives:

After completing this module, you will be able to:

  • Differentiate between the types of revisions you will need to make to your Web site over time.
  • Describe why you need to revise your site’s content to meet the needs of your audience.
  • Explain the best methods for revising your site’s interface and technological design.
  • List helpful tips for how to handle overall site revisions.
 
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