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Topic:

This topic is about introductions

First: Please introduce yourself to the class by sending an email to the ListServ. Whenever you send email to the Listserv, it goes to the entire class. Even though we may have introduced ourselves in the classroom, please send your written introduction to the ListServ. This will make it easier for us to build a collaborative relationship in the class.

Mark the subject of your message "Class intro". Tell us:

your name,
your experience with the web,
what computer operating system (Mac, PC, or Unix) you use,
what browser(s) you use,
whether you have used an html editor to design web pages,
what your interests are.

Please note: the ListServ is an online discussion where classmates can ask questions, raise ideas, get help and share critiques of each other's work. All messages to the ListServ must express basic courtesy and respect for fellow students.

Second: If you do not have a web site through your internet service provider, sign up for a free web page at some site such as Xoom or Earthlink. If you have trouble, send a description of your problem to the ListServ. Once you have an address for your site, please send me the address.

Third: Read chapters 1 and 2 of Dave Raggett's book, Raggett on HTML 4 if you use his book. Visit the link for "Readings" below for other background information about the web and html.

Readings	Resources	<head>	<p> etc.	<b> etc.	<li> etc.	<a href>	<img src>
Access	<table>	<frame>	<style>	<form>	<script>	<object>	validate