How to hack the web
A session at Computing At School Conference 2011
This generation of students are often referred to as "digital natives", but how do we encourage them to graduate from being consumers to creators?
This workshop will show you how to get students excited about developing for the web in a way that lets students collaborate with each other, just like real web developers.
Introduction: What is hacking? What is the open web?
Inspecting the web: How to look under the bonnet of a website and live-edit the contents of any web page.
Hacking the web: How to re-mix the web, build your own websites and collaborate with others.
About the speaker
Coverage of this session
LinkScrunchup, the website for young designers and developers (scrunchup.com)
LinkHackasaurus (hackasaurus.org)
LinkWeb X-Ray Goggles (secure.toolness.com)
LinkHTML Pad (In-browser website creator) (htmlpad.org)
Link(Inspect and edit web pages) (getfirebug.com)
LinkDropPages (create websites using Dropbox) (droppages.com)
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