There are many web publishing programs but we are going to deal here with just the MS Office Word program since it is widely available on campus. Rule number one in making pages . Start simple and try to keep it simple. Two ways to approach MS Word as a Web Pagemaking tool You can make your document in word and then save it as html. Or you can start with an html document in word and add text and features from there.
Most students are familiar with making documents in word.
Students can, in addition to text, add pictures, clip art, tables, and even links to a word document. If you do this you can then save this word document as a separate html document that can be viewed on the web. You may lose monor bits of formatting in the conversion process. But not much. There are some things you can do in Word that you can not yet do in html.