If you've always wanted a Web page but the thought of learning HTML was enough to send you screaming from the room, there's good news. Today's software allows even complete novices to point and click their way to great Web pages without ever looking at the underlying code. Of course, a little introduction to the concepts of Web design, proper use and manipulation of graphics, copyright laws, how to get Web space, uploading your finished pages, and a brief tour of Web sites gone horribly wrong will help get you started on the right foot. Basic computer skills are expected, but no prior Web authoring skill is assumed.
Space is limited so pre-registration is required.
Topics will include an introduction to Web terminology, browsers, file transfer techniques, and design for the Web. Hands-on coding exercises will cover the most commonly used HTML tags, basic tables, and key elements of Web pages. Space is limited so pre-registration is required. Meeting Maker lets you maintain your calendar, arrange meetings, coordinate your schedule with other Meeting Maker users and prioritize a to-do list. A hands-on, beginner's guide to using Meeting Maker at Bryn Mawr College.