Course web pages Help creating course web pages is available from the Academic Technology Center. Information on their services, including server space, classes, and hands-on tutorials is available on their Creating course Web sites page. Many departments have personal web servers, as well as personal guidelines for web page creation. Space options outside Cornell Server space can be purchased from local ISPs or other Internet providers . After you create a web page, you need to move the web page onto a server so people can access it.
Complete documentation is available at their respective web sites.
You can usually navigate to this location after connecting, and many servers automatically place you in your personal directory. Be careful not to give a new file a name used by one already on the system unless you want to overwrite it deliberately. Furthermore, we recommend that you avoid the use of blank spaces or special characters in a file's name because they can cause problems for systems different from the one on which they were created. Keep the filenames in lowercase too, so that they are easier for people to type and read over the phone. After you have written your web page and put it on the server, you should test your web pages by viewing them with various web browsers.