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Outline for Essay 1-02a: Curling

Introduction

• What sites are about; curling
• How I found them; searched for rules and federations
• Why I chose the one(s) I did: 
• One on Canadian and one on the world associations, plus
• A grab-bag of pre-reviewed sites

Canadian Curling Association

• (Site map: FreeMind [export as JPEG or PNG])
• History
• Rules
• News

World Curling Federation

• (Site map: FreeMind)
• History
• Rules
• News

Other websites of interest about curling

• List
• Features
• Sections
• Highlights

Conclusion

• Summary of selections
• Summary of highlights
• Recommendations to readers

[100 words]

Outline for Essay 1-02a: Curling

Introduction

• What sites are about
• How you found them
• Why you chose the one(s) you did

Canadian Curling Association

• Map of site (optional)
• Features
• Sections
• Highlights

World Curling Federation

• Map of site (optional)
• Features
• Sections
• Highlights

Other websites of interest

• Features
• Sections
• Highlights

Conclusion

• Summary of selections
• Summary of highlights
• Recommendations

[43 {+ 8} words]

JavaScript export from Freemind

(WinK071210bb.png)

• Weblogging in Kumamoto (WinK)
  • WinK Home
  • start [WinK Wiki]
  • WinK in Magnolia (group bookmarks)
  • Teachers' blogs
    • Tomei
    • Lavin
    • Beaufait
      • Writing Studio Blog (Blogger)
      • LTD Project Blog (Edublog)
      • pab's potpourri (Blogger)
      • pab's vox blog (Vox)
  • Teachers' wikis
    • 'Kenkyuto' 410 (Tomei)
    • The Writing Studio Wiki (Beaufait)
  • Students' blogs
    • Blogger blogs
    • Vox blogs
    • ESLBlogs?
    • LearnerBlogs?
  • Other assets
    • WinK Core (admin. group Vox blog)
    • WinK Core in Magnolia (admin. group bookmarks)
    • Wink Planning wiki
    • LTD Project Wiki

Notes

1. When I first tried to publish the outline from FreeMind in this post, Blogger identified two HTML elements in the XHTML (JavaScript version) export that I could could not use here: 1) title, & 2) stylesheet.
2. After I'd removed each bit of the code automatically highlighted by blogger in HTML view, the outline appeared in all its colorful hot-linked glory!
3. Now for a graphic.... Done (PNG export/upload).
   
4. Only one other little problem, the Expand/Collapse links that I included at the beginning of outline didn't change the outline in this post when published; they opened new post composing windows, instead. So I removed them.
5. I haven't figured out how to get a hotlinked mindmap (graphic) from the complete Freemind XHTML export into a blog page. If you have any suggestions, please leave comments.