Pickerington North Web site |
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Several years ago, the administration of Pickerington High School North came to the Multimedia program asking for help with designing and creating a more effective Web site. This site was the result of this effort. It is still an active part of the PHSN Web site. |
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Hilltop Swim Club Web Site |
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It is not unusual for individuals and businesses in the community to ask for help from the Multimedia program. In most cases, these projects are open for each student to submit concepts. The client will pick the design that best reflects the look and feel that they want to establish for their online presence. The student who designed the concept is then allowed to finish the project by actually creating the site. This is great experience, and typically earns them a few hundred dollars for their effort. |
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2006 State Champion BPA Web Site |
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Each year, Multimedia students compete against other students in similar programs in a Web Site Design contest.
In 2006, a team comprised of Kristen Ryan, Cassie Weinzierl, Brian Donehue, and Adam Proehl won the state contest with this Web site. That win earned them a trip to Orlando, FL to compete in the national competition, in which they placed in the Top 10. |
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2007 State Runner-up BPA Web Site |
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In 2007, a group of juniors also earned a trip to the national conference by virtue of their 2nd place finish at the state competition. The 2007 national conference was held in New York City.
Tony Guglielmi, Jordyn Perdue, Abbey Robertson, and Alex Helin designed this site that celebrates the technological advances that are helping conserve our environment. |
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2008 National Winner of the Adobe School Innovation Award |
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This site is arguably the best site constructed by Multimedia students. Tony Guglielmi, Jon Wilber, Jake Bowen, Kevin Matteson, and Sam Morgan worked on this site. They submitted the site into the Web Design and Development category of the Adobe School Innovation Award.
Through innovative use of Adobe® Flash®, Fireworks®, and Dreamweaver®, this group of students created a highly engaging website showing the negative influences on the world around them but focusing on what individuals can do to help invoke change.
The site they created was awarded the top national prize, earning them each a free Adobe software package of their choice. The team also won a Lenova laptop, and $1500 to split between them. |
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2009 BPA Web Site - 4th Place at State |
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This site has a really cool, modern feel to it, and features a corkboard theme that changes elements attached to the corkboard on each page. |
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2010 State Finalist BPA Web Site |
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This site, which was designed to showcase the monuments and memorials in Washington D.C., features a video demonstration of how to order tickets on Orbitz.com, an interactive poll, and an amazing virtual tour making use of Google Earth. |
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2010 BPA Web Site - 5th place at State |
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This site, created by juniors, was designed to be a resource for BPA members and advisors who will attend the BPA National Leadership Conference in Chicago in 2012. Its main attraction is the slideshow written in jQuery on the Home page, and the lightbox effect that is used in the gallery of attractions. |
