Some space limitations apply. Creating web pages The Toolkit The CNS Network Toolkit, available for both Windows and Macintosh, is a collection of software for accessing the Internet. It's available free to K-State students, faculty, and staff. A browser, such as Netscape, is necessary to view web pages of graphics, photos, videos, text, and more. Most web pages are stored on Unix systems.
Process There are several steps in the process of developing an official web page.
The Division of Continuing Education offers many different types of courses about the Internet. You can register for these courses on the web. The CNS Instructional Support Center offers instruction each semester on computing topics. There are many online sources for HTML information. Two videos, Introduction to Unix and Introduction to Pine, produced by Computing and Network Services and the Division of Continuing Education are available for purchase.