Welcome to the WWW School Home Page

Home Page &
Table of Contents

The WWW School provides prototype pages, examples in context, and a cut-paste-and-build reference library for educators who wish to develop their own Internet pages, sites, and instruction. The Table of Contents below includes two types of entries.

Resource Material
Prototype Pages with Linked Sample Pages

To return to this www School Home Page, use the WWW fish button, at the bottom of each prototype page.

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Browsers & Controls: Browsing ... Is Like Driving; An intro to the internet, how to use it, vocabulary.; Build A Better Browser; Modify a browsers control panel by including links.
Basic Page Building: How To Make A Web Page; Part I: BEFORE BEGINNING WORK ENVIRONMENT; JUST THE BASICS STORAGE TEMPLATES; Part II: COLOR TEXT LINKS; Part II: THINGS; Create an environment & then a web page.; Start with a blank web page and build from there.
Color, Background & Fonts: Colors by Name & Number; Cut & paste colors for backgrounds and fonts.; Convert decimal # to hexadecimal #.; RGB Color Table; Color samples named in red, green, blue
hexidecimal format.; Color Lab; Samples of backgrounds with text.; Fonts; Cut & paste fonts to your page.; Markup Tags; Cut & paste tags which change the
appearance of fonts.; Backgrounds; Examine then cut & paste the attribute which
controls background of pages and tables.; ASCII Code Index; Cut & paste fonts to your page.; Tables; Cut & paste & a lot of Coaching.; Lists; Cut & paste & some examples.
Getting Fancy: Open a New Browser & Page; Just like this.; HTML Tags in Frames Display; A sample of frames and tags.; Make An Animation; Instructions & samples of animation.; Create An Image Map; Parts of an image are hot spots, links.; See instructions & sample.; Forms Math Functions & Constants; Functions, Constants, & Samples.; Multi Media; Things that just sit there, make noice,
or move.
Teacher Stuff: Search Engines & Research Sources; A Year's (2001) Worth of Calendars; Linked to spots on the page for notes; & assignments.; Places to Visit; Museums in NJ, NYC, and the world.