Make a Website That Does Things

Add JavaScript to a web page so it responds, remembers and reacts.

1 Students

0 Lectures

James Kong

Instructor

What Will You Learn?

Respond to clicks and typing with JavaScript

Change a page while someone is using it

Store a score or a preference

Finish a small interactive project

About This Course

The step after HTML and CSS: making a page actually do something. Students learn enough JavaScript to handle clicks, change the page as somebody uses it, and store a score or a preference.

The course builds towards a small interactive project — a quiz, a scoreboard or a simple game — that lives on a real web page.

Suitable for confident Key Stage 3 students and anyone starting GCSE Computer Science.

Requirements

A computer with an internet connection

No coding experience needed — everything is explained from scratch

A free account on the coding site we use (a parent can help set this up)

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Chosen by families and schools who want their children learning with confidence.

James Kong

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3 Courses

2 Students

James has taught primary maths for fifteen years and leads maths across a three-form entry primary school in Manchester. He specialises in the moment a child decides they are "not a maths person" — and in making sure that moment never arrives. His lessons lean heavily on practical apparatus, number talk and plenty of thinking time. He is a National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics (NCETM) accredited Primary Mastery Specialist.