20-10-2012, 12:25 PM
WRITING HTML
WRITING HTML WAS CREATED to help teachers create
learning resources that access information on the Internet. Here,
you will be writing a lesson called Volcano Web. However, this
tutorial may be used by anyone who wants to create web pages.
You can get a sense of the results by looking at our illustrious
alumni and kudos or what people say about the tutorial.
By the time you have reached the end of this tutorial you will be
able to construct a series of linked web pages for any subject that
includes formatted text, pictures, and hypertext links to other
web pages on the Internet. If you follow the steps for the Basic
Level (lessons 1-14) you will develop a page about volcanoes
and if you go on to the Advanced Level (lessons 15-29), you will
create an enhanced volcano web site.
For faster performance, you can download an archive of all files
used in this tutorial. Most of the lessons can be done off-line. If
you are having trouble connecting to this site, try our
experimental servers, Jade or Zircon but please be nice to these
machines; they are doing other work for us.
THE WEB IS BECOMING AN INTEGRAL PART of our
working (and playing) world. You cannot spit anymore these
days without hitting a URL (if you do not know what a URL is,
you will find out here). In a very short time span, the web has
revolutionized the way we access information, education,
business, entertainment. It has created industries where there
were none before.
Being able to develop information on the web might be a job
skill, a class requirement, a business necessity, or a personal
interest. Unlike any other previous medium, the ability to "write"
HTML allows you to potentially connect with millions of other
people, as your own self-publisher.