• You will also learn how to upload via ftp any html file, incorporate graphics and links into the Web page code, and find a free or inexpensive Web host;

  • An understanding of HTML will be acquired even if the student plans to use a Web design program such as MS FrontPage; this will aid the student in editing the source code in FrontPage or any other software.

  • The student should expect that after completing the course they will be able to create their own Web page using html.

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    HTML Basics

    Lesson 1: Getting started on your Web page

    Assignment and Resources

    Assignment:

    Choose what you want to put on your Web site and use the tags in this lesson to begin building your index page.

    Find a Web host from among the freebies listed in this assignment (you can find a domain later).

    Read pages 1 - 25 (Chapters 1 and 2) of Maran's HTML, the text for this course.

    Links: (cut and paste into your browser)

    Barebones Guide to HTML http://werbach.com/barebones/barebones.t...

    Easy to print page with all the tags you need to know, by the Kevin Werbach, who wrote the introduction to "Creating Web Pages for Dummies", plus, you can download text in several languages if necessary. I found this site indispensable when I first started designing web pages.

    The following link is to free Web hosts for your Web pages:

    Geocities
    . NOTE: Since this site is "owned" by Yahoo, you MUST have a Yahoo ID to get a free web site!

    This link can be viewed to understand how html can be used to design a Web site (but is copyrighted):

    Trippel Survey and Research

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