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This course is an introduction to HTML used for creating web pages for publishing on the World Wide Web. Topics include HTML tags, formatting text, lists, adding simple images, background colors, and hypertext links. This is a hands-on course using Windows. Students must have word processing skills, knowledge of Windows, and knowledge of the Internet.

This course is appropriate for students who have completed HTML 1 or have a basic knowledge of HTML. Topics include creating and formatting tables, nested lists, image maps, image attributes, Meta tags, and an introduction to frames. This is a hands-on course using Windows. Students must have word processing skills, knowledge of Windows, the Internet and HTML.

Enhance your web pages with interactive applications created with JavaScript, a language whose scripts can be embedded in HTML documents. Topics include creating status bar messages, scrolling marquees, alert boxes, dynamic images, simple functions, and embedding sounds. Create your own JavaScripts, as well as embed existing scripts, into HTML. This is a hands-on course using Windows. Must have word processing skills and knowledge of Windows, the Internet, and a solid knowledge of HTML.

Proper layout, effective navigation, and constant maintenance are essential to the success of a web site. Topics will include analyzing Web site content, audience profiles, domain name registration, IP addresses, web hosting, startup and maintenance costs, using FTP software to upload files, updating HTML documents and graphics, hit counters, guest books, submitting sites to search engines, and log files. Current web design tools and trends will also be discussed. This hands-on course requires word processing skills, knowledge of Windows, general knowledge of the Internet, and some exposure to HTML.

Use Adobe Photoshop to create and convert graphics to GIFs or JPEGs for use in web pages. Topics include GIF animation, transparent images, interlaced color palettes, and PDF files. Optimizing images for the web in terms of color, resolution, and file size will be addressed. This hands-on course requires word processing skills, knowledge of Windows operating system, general knowledge of the Internet, and a working knowledge of HTML.

Learn how to design, create, and post your very own site on the Internet's World Wide Web. Discover low-cost marketing techniques and search engine strategies. Requirements: Internet access, email, Internet Explorer or Netscape or Firefox Web browser, completion of Craig Power's Introduction to the Internet course (or equivalent experience), and a computer of any type. Eligible for 24 PDPs

Apply page styles to web pages by using Cascading Style Sheets. Attributes such as color, font and position can be simplified by creating styles and applying them to objects of similar type. Cover inline, embedded and styles, creating classes and positioning. This hands-on course requires word processing skills, knowledge of the Windows Operating system, general knowledge of the Internet, and a working knowledge of HTML.

Discover why Dreamweaver is the top choice for web designers performing professional web page development. Learn how to work in a display environment, examine and edit code, manipulate page properties, set and modify text and color, add and size images, create links and image maps, and utilize tables for alignment. Review site management, techniques to view web pages in selected browser environments, and methods used to publish and maintain completed web pages.

Gain experience in animation/interface design and illustration principles and practice. Experience in HTML required.

A continuation of "Dreamweaver-An Introduction" Learn advanced functions that convert static web pages into dynamic sites, Discover behavior techniques such as creating rollovers, pop-ups, and check clients for browser versions. Frames are explained and working models of framesets will be created. Learn to use style sheet methodology including layers, positioning, and animations. An overview of Dreamweaver database interface capabilities will be presented.

Learn the basic concepts related to the client/server CGI Protocol; how web-based forms communicate with web server programs; and create simple CGI applications that interface with working server-side scripts. The concept of server-side will be explained and demonstrated. A basic introduction to a server-based language such as Perl will be presented. Knowledge of web page design and form-related HTML required.

Learn how to create and manipulate PDF files with Acrobat Professional. This powerful tool will allow you to create web documents that are fully compatible with virtually all Apple and PC based machines. The curriculum will include scanning and editing text documents as PDFs, creating and manipulating elements of the PDF, organizing and formatting large documents with bookmarks and collections, and creating interactive forms for email submission, and finally formatting data submitted from PDFs.

Learn powerful graphic design techniques that will help you build attractive and highly effective Web sites. Discover what elements attract visitors to a site and how you can create the most satisfying experience for those visitors. Use typography, aesthetics, color, graphics, and page layout to create the most compelling user interface possible; understand how users read on the Web; and master the characteristics of effective Web writing. Requirements: Completion of "Creating Web Pages" (or equivalent HTML experience), Internet access, email, Internet Explorer or Netscape or Firefox Web browser, and any type of computer. Recommended: Imaging software, such as Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro (any version). Optional: A Web page authoring tool, such as Macromedia Dreamweaver, Microsoft FrontPage, or Adobe GoLive.

Learn to quickly create dynamic, entertaining, and interactive Web sites with Flash MX 2004. Requirements: Macromedia Flash MX 2004, Windows XP or Windows 2000 or better, Internet access, email, and the Internet Explorer or Firefox or Netscape Web browser.

Learn to develop polished and interactive pages complete with tables, forms, frames, audio, and CSS. Requirements: Completion of Craig Power's Creating Web Pages online course (or equivalent HTML experience), Internet access, email, the Netscape, Firefox, or Internet Explorer Web browser, and a computer of any type.

Silicon Valley veteran shows you how to harness the power of the industry standard tool for Web designers. Requirements: Adobe/Macromedia Dreamweaver or Adobe/Macromedia Studio 8 (please be sure to install this software on your computer before the course begins). Microsoft Windows XP or 2000 or Macintosh OS X; at least one year of experience using a computer, the ability to install programs on your computer and work with files; Internet access, email, and the Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Netscape Web browser.

Learn to create state-of-the-art Web sites using modern CSS and XHTML techniques. Requirements: A text editor (like Window Notepad); basic computer skills, familarity with files, folders, text editing, and copying and pasting; Internet access, email, and the Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Netscape Web browser. Completion of our online Creating Web Pages course (or equivalent experience with HTML and Web publishing) is recommended.

Learn how to create exciting interactive animations from a working Flash designer and author. Requirements: You'll need a basic knowledge of computers, Macromedia Flash Pro 8 or Macromedia Flash Basic 8 (software must be installed and fully operational before the course begins), Windows XP or Macintosh OS X, Internet access, e-mail, and the Internet Explorer, Firefox. or Netscape Web browser.

Learn how to use Photoshop CS3 to fix and process photos and create original images. Requirements: Adobe Photoshop CS2, Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended, or any version of Adobe Creative Suite CS3 that includes the Adobe Photoshop CS3 or Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended software. Software must be installed and fully operational before the course begins. Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or Windows Vista Home Premium, Business, Ultimate, or Enterprise (certified for 32-bit editions) on Intel Pentium 4, Intel Centrino, Intel Xeon, or Intel Core Duo (or compatible) processor. Mac OS X v.10.4.8 (on PowerPC G4 or G5 or multicore Intel processor). Internet access, email, and the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser. A minimum of 512 MB RAM (at least 1 GB recommended); 1024x768 monitor resolution with at least a 16 bit video card; 64MB video RAM.