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XML Tutorial

XML HOME XML Introduction XML How to use XML Tree XML Syntax XML Elements XML Attributes XML Namespaces XML Display XML HttpRequest XML Parser XML DOM XML XPath XML XSLT XML XQuery XML XLink XML Validator XML DTD XML Schema XML Server

XML AJAX

AJAX Introduction AJAX XMLHttp AJAX Request AJAX Response AJAX XML File AJAX PHP AJAX ASP AJAX Database AJAX Applications AJAX Examples

XML DOM

DOM Introduction DOM Nodes DOM Accessing DOM Node Info DOM Node List DOM Traversing DOM Navigating DOM Get Values DOM Change Nodes DOM Remove Nodes DOM Replace Nodes DOM Create Nodes DOM Add Nodes DOM Clone Nodes DOM Examples

XPath Tutorial

XPath Introduction XPath Nodes XPath Syntax XPath Axes XPath Operators XPath Examples

XSLT Tutorial

XSLT Introduction XSL Languages XSLT Transform XSLT <template> XSLT <value-of> XSLT <for-each> XSLT <sort> XSLT <if> XSLT <choose> XSLT Apply XSLT on the Client XSLT on the Server XSLT Edit XML XSLT Examples

XQuery Tutorial

XQuery Introduction XQuery Example XQuery FLWOR XQuery HTML XQuery Terms XQuery Syntax XQuery Add XQuery Select XQuery Functions

XML DTD

DTD Introduction DTD Building Blocks DTD Elements DTD Attributes DTD Elements vs Attr DTD Entities DTD Examples

XSD Schema

XSD Introduction XSD How To XSD <schema> XSD Elements XSD Attributes XSD Restrictions XSD Complex Elements XSD Empty XSD Elements-only XSD Text-only XSD Mixed XSD Indicators XSD <any> XSD <anyAttribute> XSD Substitution XSD Example

XSD Data Types

XSD String XSD Date/Time XSD Numeric XSD Misc XSD Reference

Web Services

XML Services XML WSDL XML SOAP XML RDF XML RSS

XML Examples

XML Examples XML Quiz XML Syllabus XML Study Plan XML Certificate

References

DOM Node Types DOM Node DOM NodeList DOM NamedNodeMap DOM Document DOM Element DOM Attribute DOM Text DOM CDATA DOM Comment DOM XMLHttpRequest DOM Parser XSLT Elements XSLT/XPath Functions

XML Study Plan


Introduction

The XML study plan helps you teach your students XML step-by-step.

Creating a study plan for XML is easy.

You can use a pre-built study plan or customize it.

Students have different skill levels. The study plans can be customized to ensure that everyone is challenged.

Save time with pre-built teacher materials and study plans. Easily organize your class with a timeline from the introduction of XML to the final exam.


W3Schools Academy

This study plan is a feature of W3Schools Academy.

W3Schools Academy is a platform that has everything you need to teach coding, all in one place.

It offers you as a teacher a toolbox of features that helps you succeed with teaching in your classroom.

You need to have an active subscription to access the study plan feature. There are two different subscription tiers:

  • Essentials ($1.99 / month per student)
  • Full Access ($5.99 / month per student)
  • Calculate your price and order here.

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Academy also offer other features such as:

  • Managing your classroom
  • Tracking of student progress and reports
  • Labs, assignments, and code challenges (prebuilt challenges or create your own ones)
  • Auto-grading
  • Teaching materials
  • Certification exams

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Teacher Materials

W3Schools has everything you need to teach XML.

The XML training materials is available for you to include and use in your study plan:


XML Syllabus

With the XML Syllabus, your students will start with the basics, like understanding XML syntax, structure, and elements, and move to more advanced topics, like working with XML parsers, using XPath, and defining XML schemas. Each chapter includes examples, try-it-yourself sections, exercises, and quizzes to make learning easy, interactive, and fun.

Read more about XML Syllabus.


Study Plan Overview

The study plan features are made to help teachers and students. They make learning easy, flexible, and fun. These features work for different types of classes, learning styles and student level.

  1. Learning Paths
    • You can add ready-made learning paths.
    • The learning paths are by default ordered by our recommended order.
    • You can change the order.
    • You can add custom activities with text, links, or multi-media files.
    • Drag and drop or click to make changes to the path.
  2. Interactive Content
    • Tutorials
    • Try-its (test code snippets)
    • Exercises
    • Quiz
    • Challenges
    • Labs
  3. Timeline and Pace
    • You can set a timeline of your study plan (e.g., 4-week, 8-week, 12-week, 24-week plans).
    • You can decide the learning pace for your class.
    • Different study plans can be assigned to different students in the same class.
    • The flexibility can help to make sure that everyone is challenged.
  4. Track Student Progress
    • There are tools to track student progress.
    • The analytic tools include: chapter progress, exercises results, quiz results, exam results, and much more.
    • The challenges can be auto-graded or manually graded. The results are available to you as a teacher.
  5. End of Pathway Exam
    • The XML study plan aligns with the XML Certification Exam.
    • The exam can be taken at the end of the study plan, at your selected date.
    • The exam summarizes the XML Tutorial.
    • You get reports of the students' results.
  6. Accessibility
    • Study plans and learning materials are accessible on desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
    • This ensures students can learn anytime, anywhere.

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Sample Study Plan

You choose the timeline and pace of your study plans.

Schools have different preferences.

Some would like more intensive pace, e.g. 5 weeks, others 12 or more weeks.

It is completely up to you.

For example, this is how a 3-week XML study plan could look like:

  • Week 1: Introduction, Basic use, AJAX
  • Week 2: DOM, XPath, XSLT, XQuery, DTD, XSD Schema
  • Week 3: XSD Complex, XSD Data Types, Web Services, XML Certification Exam

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