The workshop will cover basic HTML tagging along with the more advanced use of interactive forms, tables, and frames. Due to the overwhelming response to our first series of classes in June 1997, space is limited to the first 50 remote participants. Also, please sign up only if you are interested in learning about Web design and are committed to fully participating in each session by completing assigned tasks and submitting your work for the entire class to review. Each student will email their work to the instructors, who will post it on the Web for their fellow classmate's comments and suggestions. This workshop will be conducted by Bill Johnson, WebTeam Leader for the TTU Libraries and Susan Norrisey, Engineering and Documents Librarian at Texas Tech.
Registration is essential.
Simply provide your name, email address, professional affiliation, and reasons for your interest in Web site development. Each Session will last about one hour. A number of additional online resources have been prepared to help you become well-grounded in the essential elements of Web design and creation. A vast number of journal articles, books, and online tutorials are now available and the number grows each day. This is a selection of the most current information available along with a number of online sources of special HTML codes, background colors, images and other handy resources.