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/ June, 1995 / version 1.41 /
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This tutorial was designed to help instructors create learning resources that access
information on the Internet. Therefore, the exercises
involve writing a lesson called Volcanoes!
However, this tutorial may be used by anyone interested in
learning how to create World Wide Web pages.
For faster performance, you might want to
download the files.
If you like this tutorial, remember us for the next
Best of the Web Contest!
Before you start....
- Read the Introduction.
Really! It contains useful information.
- Take a peek at a sample of the
World Wide Web page you will develop in this tutorial.
- It will help to use the Hotlist or Bookmark feature in your
WWW browser to place a marker for this page. This way you can
quickly and easily return to a particular lesson.
- This tutorial attemps to present instructions generic to
any WWW browser.
Select a lesson from the list below. We suggest that you
proceed in order since each lesson builds upon examples from the
previous one.
Index of Lessons
- Creating Your First HTML Document
- Modifying an HTML Document
- Headings- Six Levels Deep
- Breaking up into Paragraphs
- Doing it with Style
- Lists, Lists, and Lists
- Graphics and File Formats
- Inline Images
- Linking it with Anchors
- Links to Local Files
- URLs- Web Pointers
- Links to the World- Internet sites
- Links to Sections of a Page
- HyperGraphic Links
- Preformatted Text
- Special Character Sets
- Descriptive Lists
- Address Footers and E-Mail Links
Writing HTML Lesson Index
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Maricopa Center for Learning & Instruction (MCLI)
Maricopa County Community College District, Arizona
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