Unit 1

Chapter 1: Web Content Development and Management

1.1 Introduction to Web Content

• Definition and Importance

• Evolution of Web Content

• Content Management Lifecycle

1.2 Content Strategy

• Content Planning and Goals

• Target Audience and User Personas

• SEO and Keyword Research

1.3 Content Management Systems (CMS)

• Overview of CMS Platforms (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal)

• Features of a CMS

• CMS vs. Custom Development

1.4 Web Content Workflow

• Content Creation and Approval Process

• Role of Content Editors and Managers

• Version Control and Collaboration

1.5 Content Publishing and Distribution

• Scheduling and Automating Content

• Multichannel Publishing (Web, Social Media, Email)

• Content Archiving and Expiry

Chapter 2: Content Types and Formats

2.1 Introduction to Content Types

• Static vs. Dynamic Content

• Interactive vs. Non-interactive Content

2.2 Text-Based Content

• Blog Posts and Articles

• Whitepapers, Case Studies, and E-books

• Microcontent (Tweets, Captions, Meta Descriptions)

2.3 Visual Content

• Infographics and Data Visualization

• Photography and Image-based Content

• Animations and GIFs

2.4 Video Content

• Types of Video (Explainer, Tutorials, Live Streaming)

• Video Hosting Platforms (YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia)

• Video Optimization for SEO

2.5 Audio Content

• Podcasts and Audiobooks

• Voice Search and Smart Assistants Content

• Music and Background Score in Web Media

2.6 Emerging Content Formats

• Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR)

• Interactive Web Stories

• AI-Generated Content

Chapter 3: Norms and Guidelines of Content Development

3.1 Writing Guidelines for Web Content

• Readability and Skimmability

• Content Tone and Voice

• Grammar and Style Guide

3.2 Copyright and Legal Considerations

• Intellectual Property and Copyright Laws

• Fair Use and Creative Commons Licensing

• Plagiarism and Content Ethics

3.3 Accessibility Standards

• WCAG Guidelines for Web Accessibility

• Creating Inclusive and Readable Content

• Assistive Technologies for Content Consumption

3.4 SEO and Metadata Best Practices

• On-Page SEO (Titles, Descriptions, Header Tags)

• Image and Video Optimization

• Link Building Strategies

3.5 Content Security and Privacy

• Data Protection and Compliance (GDPR, CCPA)

• Securing User-Generated Content

• Managing User Consent and Permissions

Chapter 4: Creating Digital Graphics

4.1 Introduction to Digital Graphics

• Importance of Visual Content

• Raster vs. Vector Graphics

4.2 Graphic Design Principles

• Color Theory and Typography

• Composition and Layout

• Branding and Consistency

4.3 Graphic Design Tools and Software

• Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator

• Canva and Figma for Web Design

• Online Tools for Quick Editing

4.4 Image Optimization for the Web

• Image Formats (JPEG, PNG, SVG, WebP)

• Compression Techniques for Fast Loading

• Responsive and Adaptive Images

4.5 Designing Web Banners and Thumbnails

• Sizing and Format Guidelines

• CTA Placement in Graphics

• A/B Testing for Engagement

Chapter 5: Audio Production and Editing

5.1 Introduction to Digital Audio

• Importance of Audio in Web Content

• Audio Quality and Recording Basics

5.2 Audio Editing Software and Tools

• Audacity and Adobe Audition

• Online Editors (GarageBand, Soundtrap)

• AI-Powered Audio Enhancers

5.3 Podcast Creation and Editing

• Scripting and Storyboarding for Podcasts

• Recording Equipment and Best Practices

• Editing, Mixing, and Adding Sound Effects

5.4 Audio for Video and Multimedia

• Synchronization and Lip Syncing

• Background Music and Sound Effects

• Audio Levels and Noise Reduction

5.5 Optimizing Audio for Web and Streaming

• File Formats (MP3, WAV, AAC)

• Bitrate and Compression Settings

• Hosting and Distributing Audio Content

Unit 2

Chapter 1: Web Hosting and Managing Multimedia Content

1.1 Introduction to Web Hosting

 What is Web Hosting?

 Types of Web Hosting:
o Shared Hosting
o VPS (Virtual Private Server) Hosting
o Dedicated Hosting
o Cloud Hosting
 Domain Names and DNS Overview
 Choosing a Hosting Provider (Factors to consider)

1.2 Hosting Multimedia Content

 Types of Multimedia Content:

o Images, Audio, Video, Animation, Interactive Media
 File Formats and Compression Techniques
 Bandwidth & Storage Considerations
 Embedding vs. Streaming Media
 Hosting platforms: YouTube, SoundCloud, Vimeo, etc.

1.3 Best Practices for Multimedia Content

 Accessibility (Alt text, Captions, Transcripts)

 Mobile Optimization
 Content Delivery Networks (CDNs)
 SEO for Multimedia (Image tags, File naming, Metadata)

Chapter 2: Creating and Maintaining a Wiki Site

2.1 Understanding Wikis

 What is a Wiki?
 Characteristics of a Wiki
 Use cases: Documentation, Collaboration, Knowledge Repositories

2.2 Setting up a Wiki

 Choosing a Wiki Platform:

o MediaWiki, DokuWiki, TikiWiki, Google Sites
 Installation & Hosting
  Creating Pages and Structuring Content

2.3 Wiki Content Management

 Internal Linking and Navigation

 Revision History and Version Control
 User Roles and Permissions
 Templates and Style Guidelines

2.4 Maintenance and Community Management

 Moderation and Conflict Resolution

 Spam Prevention Techniques
 Keeping Content Updated and Relevant

Chapter 3: Presentation Software – Part I

3.1 Introduction to Presentation Tools

 Purpose of Presentation Software

 Common Tools:
o Microsoft PowerPoint
o Google Slides
o Keynote
o LibreOffice Impress

3.2 Basic Features and Interface

 Slides and Layouts

 Themes and Templates
 Text Formatting and Styling
 Adding Media: Images, Audio, Video

3.3 Visual Design Principles

 Slide Design Best Practices

 Font and Color Selection
 Using Icons and Graphics
 Maintaining Visual Consistency

Chapter 4: Presentation Software – Part II

4.1 Interactive and Advanced Features

 Transitions and Animations

 Hyperlinking and Navigation Slides
 Embedding Charts and Diagrams
 Collaboration Features (Real-time editing, Comments)

4.2 Exporting and Sharing Presentations

  File Formats: PPTX, PDF, HTML, Video
 Online Publishing and Embedding
 Integrating with Other Platforms (YouTube, LMS, etc.)

4.3 Accessibility and Presentation Tips

 Designing for Readability

 Use of Narration and Subtitles
 Presentation Delivery Techniques

Chapter 5: Screencasting Tools and Techniques

5.1 Introduction to Screencasting

 What is Screencasting?
 Use Cases: Tutorials, Demos, Online Courses

5.2 Screencasting Tools

 Popular Tools:
o OBS Studio
o Camtasia
o Loom
o ScreenRec
o Screencast-O-Matic

5.3 Recording Techniques

 Setting up your screen and environment

 Microphone and Audio Setup
 Scriptwriting and Storyboarding
 Tips for Recording Quality (Resolution, Frame Rate)

5.4 Editing and Publishing

 Basic Editing (Trimming, Adding Captions, Highlights)

 Adding Callouts and Effects
 Exporting and Hosting Screencasts
 Sharing and Embedding

Chapter 6: Multilingual Content Development

6.1 Importance of Multilingual Content

 Global Reach and Accessibility

 Cultural Relevance and Localization

6.2 Planning Multilingual Projects

 Identifying Target Languages

  Content Audit and Translation Strategy
 Choosing Tools and Platforms

6.3 Translation Tools and CMS Integration

 Manual vs. Automated Translation

 Translation Management Systems (TMS)
 CMS with Multilingual Support: WordPress, Drupal

6.4 Best Practices

 Using Unicode and Language Tags

 SEO for Multilingual Sites
 Content Style Guides and Consistency
 Maintaining Synchronization Across Languages

Unit 3

Chapter 1: Planning and Developing Dynamic Web Content Sites

1.1 Introduction to Dynamic Web Content

 Static vs. Dynamic Websites

 Benefits of Dynamic Content
 Examples: E-commerce, Blogs, User Dashboards

1.2 Planning a Dynamic Website

 Identifying Purpose and Target Audience

 Site Architecture & Navigation Flow
 Content Planning and Wireframing
 Technology Stack Overview:
o Front-end: HTML, CSS, JS
o Back-end: PHP, [Link], Python, etc.
o Databases: MySQL, MongoDB

1.3 Developing Dynamic Features

 Server-Side Scripting Basics

 Dynamic Forms and User Input Handling
 Database Integration (CRUD Operations)
 Personalization and User-Specific Content

1.4 Content Management Systems (CMS)

 Role of CMS in Dynamic Websites

 Popular CMS Examples: WordPress, Joomla, Drupal
 Choosing a CMS Based on Needs
1.5 Testing and Maintenance

 Usability Testing and Bug Fixing

 Performance Optimization (Caching, Lazy Loading)
 Security Measures for Dynamic Content
 Content Updates and Version Control

Chapter 2: Website Design Using CSS

2.1 Introduction to CSS

 What is CSS and Why It's Important?

 CSS vs. HTML: Styling vs. Structure
 Inline, Internal, and External CSS

2.2 CSS Syntax and Selectors

 Basic Syntax (Selectors, Properties, Values)

 Types of Selectors:
o Element, Class, ID
o Grouping, Descendant, Pseudo-class

2.3 Layout and Positioning

 Box Model Explained (Margin, Border, Padding, Content)

 Display Types: Block, Inline, Flex, Grid
 Positioning: Static, Relative, Absolute, Fixed
 Responsive Design with Media Queries

2.4 Styling Elements

 Typography (Fonts, Size, Line Height)

 Colors and Backgrounds
 Buttons, Forms, and Interactive Elements
 Transitions and Animations

2.5 CSS Frameworks

 Introduction to CSS Frameworks (Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS)

 Pros and Cons of Using Frameworks
 Customization and Theming

Chapter 3: Creating and Maintaining a WIKI Site

(This overlaps with previous content – but included here for completeness)

3.1 Overview of Wikis

 Defining a Wiki Site

 Advantages for Collaboration and Documentation
3.2 Setting Up a Wiki Site

 Choosing Wiki Software: MediaWiki, DokuWiki, Google Sites

 Installation and Hosting Options
 Structuring Your Wiki: Categories, Navigation, Search

3.3 Content Creation and Organization

 Creating Pages and Subpages

 Linking Between Pages
 Embedding Media (Images, Videos, PDFs)
 Using Templates and Tables

3.4 Collaboration and Control

 User Roles and Permissions

 Change Tracking and Version History
 Spam Control and Moderation Tools

3.5 Maintenance and Updates

 Regular Content Reviews

 Archiving Old Content
 Backup and Security Best Practices

Chapter 4: Creating and Managing a Blog Site

4.1 Understanding Blogging

 Purpose and Popularity of Blogs

 Blog Types: Personal, Business, Educational, Niche

4.2 Setting Up a Blog Site

 Choosing a Blogging Platform:

o [Link] vs. [Link]
o Blogger, Ghost, Medium
 Domain Name and Hosting
 Selecting Themes and Layouts

4.3 Blog Content Development

 Planning Content Calendar

 Writing Blog Posts (Structure, Formatting, Voice)
 Adding Media: Images, Videos, Audio Clips
 Using Tags and Categories for Organization

4.4 Managing the Blog

 Comment Moderation and Community Building

 Integrating Social Sharing Tools
 Analytics and Performance Monitoring (Google Analytics)
4.5 Maintaining and Growing the Blog

 Updating Old Posts for SEO

 Email Subscriptions and Newsletters
 Monetization Options (Ads, Affiliate Marketing, Paid Content)
 Backup and Security Practices

Unit 4

Chapter 1: Planning and Developing Dynamic Web Content Sites

1.1 Introduction to Dynamic Web Content

 Static vs. Dynamic Websites

 Benefits of Dynamic Content
 Examples: E-commerce, Blogs, User Dashboards

1.2 Planning a Dynamic Website

 Identifying Purpose and Target Audience

 Site Architecture & Navigation Flow
 Content Planning and Wireframing
 Technology Stack Overview:
o Front-end: HTML, CSS, JS
o Back-end: PHP, [Link], Python, etc.
o Databases: MySQL, MongoDB

1.3 Developing Dynamic Features

 Server-Side Scripting Basics

 Dynamic Forms and User Input Handling
 Database Integration (CRUD Operations)
 Personalization and User-Specific Content

1.4 Content Management Systems (CMS)

 Role of CMS in Dynamic Websites

 Popular CMS Examples: WordPress, Joomla, Drupal
 Choosing a CMS Based on Needs

1.5 Testing and Maintenance

 Usability Testing and Bug Fixing

 Performance Optimization (Caching, Lazy Loading)
 Security Measures for Dynamic Content
 Content Updates and Version Control

Chapter 2: Website Design Using CSS

2.1 Introduction to CSS

 What is CSS and Why It's Important?

 CSS vs. HTML: Styling vs. Structure
 Inline, Internal, and External CSS

2.2 CSS Syntax and Selectors

 Basic Syntax (Selectors, Properties, Values)

 Types of Selectors:
o Element, Class, ID
o Grouping, Descendant, Pseudo-class

2.3 Layout and Positioning

 Box Model Explained (Margin, Border, Padding, Content)

 Display Types: Block, Inline, Flex, Grid
 Positioning: Static, Relative, Absolute, Fixed
 Responsive Design with Media Queries

2.4 Styling Elements

 Typography (Fonts, Size, Line Height)

 Colors and Backgrounds
 Buttons, Forms, and Interactive Elements
 Transitions and Animations

2.5 CSS Frameworks

 Introduction to CSS Frameworks (Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS)

 Pros and Cons of Using Frameworks
 Customization and Theming

Chapter 3: Creating and Maintaining a WIKI Site

(This overlaps with previous content – but included here for completeness)

3.1 Overview of Wikis

 Defining a Wiki Site

 Advantages for Collaboration and Documentation

3.2 Setting Up a Wiki Site

 Choosing Wiki Software: MediaWiki, DokuWiki, Google Sites

 Installation and Hosting Options
 Structuring Your Wiki: Categories, Navigation, Search

3.3 Content Creation and Organization

 Creating Pages and Subpages

 Linking Between Pages
  Embedding Media (Images, Videos, PDFs)
 Using Templates and Tables

3.4 Collaboration and Control

 User Roles and Permissions

 Change Tracking and Version History
 Spam Control and Moderation Tools

3.5 Maintenance and Updates

 Regular Content Reviews

 Archiving Old Content
 Backup and Security Best Practices

Chapter 4: Creating and Managing a Blog Site

4.1 Understanding Blogging

 Purpose and Popularity of Blogs

 Blog Types: Personal, Business, Educational, Niche

4.2 Setting Up a Blog Site

 Choosing a Blogging Platform:

o [Link] vs. [Link]
o Blogger, Ghost, Medium
 Domain Name and Hosting
 Selecting Themes and Layouts

4.3 Blog Content Development

 Planning Content Calendar

 Writing Blog Posts (Structure, Formatting, Voice)
 Adding Media: Images, Videos, Audio Clips
 Using Tags and Categories for Organization

4.4 Managing the Blog

 Comment Moderation and Community Building

 Integrating Social Sharing Tools
 Analytics and Performance Monitoring (Google Analytics)

4.5 Maintaining and Growing the Blog

 Updating Old Posts for SEO

 Email Subscriptions and Newsletters
 Monetization Options (Ads, Affiliate Marketing, Paid Content)
 Backup and Security Practices

Unit 5
Chapter 1: Create and Add Assessment

1.1 Understanding Online Assessments

 Purpose of Assessments in Digital Learning

 Types of Assessments:
o Formative vs Summative
o Objective (MCQs, True/False) vs Subjective (Essay, Short Answer)

1.2 Creating Assessments in LMS (e.g., Moodle)

 Adding Quiz Activities

 Creating Question Banks
 Setting Question Types:
o Multiple Choice
o True/False
o Short Answer
o Matching
o Drag & Drop

1.3 Assessment Settings and Options

 Timing and Availability

 Shuffle Questions/Answers
 Attempts Allowed
 Feedback and Grading Options

1.4 Tracking and Analyzing Performance

 Auto-Grading
 Manual Grading for Essay-type Questions
 Gradebook Overview
 Generating Reports and Analytics

Chapter 2: Add and Enroll Users and Discussion Forum

2.1 User Management in LMS

 User Roles and Permissions:

o Administrator
o Manager
o Teacher
o Student
 Manual Enrollment vs Self-Enrollment
 Uploading Users in Bulk (CSV Import)

2.2 Adding Users Step-by-Step

 Creating a New User Profile

 Assigning to Specific Courses or Groups
  Setting Roles and Access Levels

2.3 Enrolling Users into Courses

 Manual Enrollment
 Group Enrollments
 Enrollment Duration and Restrictions

2.4 Introduction to Discussion Forums

 Purpose of Forums in E-Learning

 Types of Forums:
o Standard Forum
o Single Simple Discussion
o Q&A Forum

2.5 Creating and Managing Forums

 Adding a Forum Activity

 Configuring Forum Settings (Subscription, Ratings, Attachments)
 Moderating Discussions
 Promoting Engagement (Prompts, Netiquette Rules)

Chapter 3: Content Management System – Joomla

3.1 Introduction to Joomla

 What is Joomla?
 Joomla vs Other CMS Platforms (WordPress, Drupal)
 Use Cases and Strengths of Joomla

3.2 Installing and Setting Up Joomla

 Requirements (Web Server, PHP, MySQL)

 Installation Process (Manual or via Hosting Provider)
 Dashboard and Interface Overview

3.3 Core Features of Joomla

 Articles and Categories

 Modules and Components
 Menus and Navigation
 Templates and Customization

3.4 Managing Content

 Creating Articles
 Publishing and Scheduling
 Using Editors and Media Manager

3.5 Joomla Extensions and Plugins

  Installing Extensions
 Managing Plugins for Added Functionality (SEO, Security, Social Media)
 Keeping Joomla Updated and Secure

Chapter 4: Content Management System – Drupal

4.1 Introduction to Drupal

 What is Drupal?
 Drupal’s Strength in Complex and Scalable Sites
 Drupal vs Joomla vs WordPress

4.2 Installing Drupal

 System Requirements and Hosting Setup

 Installation Methods (Composer, Web Installer)
 Admin Interface Tour

4.3 Content Structure in Drupal

 Nodes, Content Types, Fields

 Taxonomy and Vocabulary
 Blocks and Views System

4.4 Creating and Managing Content

 Creating Custom Content Types

 Using Fields and Layouts
 Managing Content Revisions and Workflows

4.5 Extending Drupal

 Modules: Core vs Contributed

 Themes and Appearance
 User Roles and Access Control

4.6 Site Maintenance and Security

 Backups and Updates

 Community Support and Documentation
 Best Practices for Security and Optimization