My HTML Notebook
LESSONS
1a 1b 2a 2b3
OTHER STUFF
Things I Need To Do Ideas For My Page
Sites I Like the Look Of URLs & Info
Classmates URLs


LESSON 1 -- Assignment 1

  1. Create a virtual notebook to use for class.


  2. Write a few lines in your notebook.

LESSON 1 -- Assignment 2

  1. Change background color (BGCOLOR) of notebook to white.


  2. Use the <BR> (line break) tag.


  3. Use the <P> (paragraph) tag.


  4. Use the <CENTER> tag.


  5. Use the <H1> tag to set a heading on the page.
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LESSON 2 -- Assignment 1

  1. Create a second HTML document and name it.
  2. Document #1 -- About the Author
  3. Document #2 -- Dowie's Good Stuff

  4. In second document, use FOUR tags from this lesson.

  5. Ordered List
  6. Link
  7. Bold
  8. Horizontal Rule

  9. Add a link to second page on first page.


  10. Add a link on second page back to first.

LESSON 2 -- Assignment 2

    Record the following in notebook:

  1. Answers to review questions at beginning of lesson.


  2. Were you able to create a template file? YES.
  3. Were you able to save it as HTML? YES.
  4. Did you begin notebook and perform exercises from Lesson 1? YES.

  5. Results to search for third type of list in HTML.


  6. Glossary List using <DL> </DL> tag
  7. Menu List using <MENU> </MENU> tag
  8. Directory List using <DIR> </DIR> tag

  9. Opinion of Cascading Style Sheets on web pages at this stage of implementation.
  10. With my very limited knowledge and understanding, my opinion is that at this stage I would probably not use the Cascading Style Sheet. I like the idea, but would wait until it is more universal widely accepted by browsers.

  11. A beginning list of online resources you have used and feel are especially useful.
  12. www.htmlgoodies.com -- Good tutorials here
  13. www.htmlgoodies.com/colors.html -- Almost 144 colors
    14. -- More colors
  14. www.davesite.com -- More good tutorials
  15. www.cnet.com/Content/Builder/Authoring/Html40
    16.
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LESSON 3 -- Assignments

  1. Create at least one table using the information in this lesson or at one of the resource sites, in your HTML notebook.


  2. At the top of this notebook.

  3. Locate at least one graphic on the web that is copyright free and use it in your notebook.


  4. On top of the table.

  5. Spend time in development of your web page ideas. If you do not have a topic, decide upon one.
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IDEAS FOR MY PAGE:
I think I will try to create a webpage for one of our businesses, Family to Family. I'm not sure what I want to put on the page. I think a light background or textured, but nothing dark or heavy.

Or maybe, just maybe, I'll do a page of my own. The one I started the last time I took this class. Maybe both and link them all together! Can I get it all organized?

See the house we would love to build...someday. (Put this on the "meetme" page.)


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SITES I LIKE THE LOOK OF:

http://members.tripod.com/WdWksInk/
     I like the colors used to separate the links on this page. It's a simple page, but attractive and easy to read.

http://www.pta.org
     This is the national PTA page. I like the colors and the kids graphic. Easy to get around here.


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INTERESTING INFO AND SITES FROM CLASS MEMBERS AND OTHERS:
(Need to try to group by categories and make this a separate linked page?)

The pages I created during the Fall '97 HTML class.
      #1 and #2. Let me know what you think.

www.visi.com/~drozone
www.iland.net/~delevan/
     Sites for grabbing wood style backgrounds.

From Doug (class discussion board 1/22/98):
Some of you might be interested in looking at what the following sites offer regarding Web site development. Graphics, photos, etc. can be obtained from these sites (not free) and software can also be ordered.



From Char (a wonderful friend and source of help and knowledge whom I met during the Fall '97 HTML class):
www.geocities.com/Enchanted Forest/3440/index.html
     This is the page Char created: Char's Castle

www.internic.net/nic-support/roadmap96/

www.betterhomesandgardens.com

http://tristate.pgh.net/~pinch13/
     This is a great homework helper site designed by a 13 yr. old.

www.midifarm.com
     Sound Files here

www.wizards.dupont.com/christy/ImageMagick.html
www.vrl.com/Imaging/index.html
     I think these two are for creating images online. (I need to check them out.)

http://geocities.datacellar.net/Heartland/Plains/8693/reference1.html
Webgraphics and more.

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CLASSMATE'S URLs, Virtual University, Winter '98:
(make this a separate linked page)

Blossom -- http://geocities.datacellar.net/Heartland/Plains/8693/reference1.html
     Tutorials and Web Graphics links

Gloria -- http://www.triton.net/gszsyman/index.html
     Contains graphics she found for FREE!

Oletex -- http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/oletex

Reynolds -- www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/5755/mypage.html

Tweety -- http://geocities.datacellar.net/HotSprings/Spa/8243/

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