HTML Workshops June 1998

The following paperback is now available in the bookstore. It's recommended but not required for the workshop.

HTML 4 for the World Wide Web
by Elizabeth Castro
Peachpit Press, 3d ed., 1998

Please bring a 3.5" disk to the workshop. That will allow you to save your work —your first web page. You can bring it back to the Friday follow-up session or take it home to polish it.

This page is up to date as of June 21, 1998. Final enrollment = 65.

	PC/Windows Workshop Peter Suber Noyes PC Lab (Wildman basement)	Mac Workshop Liffey Thorpe Dennis Mac Lab (Dennis 224)
June 18 10:00 am	Doug Bennett Mark Brown Barbara Caruso Len Clark Jerry Crawford Denise Crum Evan Farber Pat Fessler Traci Johnson Kay Lynch Carol McFarland Mel Nelson Cindy Parshall* Donna Sykes* Michael Thorp Lonnie Valentine Janet Wagner Charla White*	Peter Cline Andrew Faulkner° Ray Hively Dick Holden* Tom Kirk Barbara Langley Margaret Lechner Nori Matsui Dortha Meredith Wes Miller Steve Nussbaum* Mary Owens* Carvin Rinehart°
June 25 2:00 pm	Kirsten Bohl Debbie Follis* Pat Foreman David Gerth Omer Hadziselimovic Patty Hartmannsgruber Stan Hill Paul Johnson Gerry Keesling David Knight Elaine Nelson* Tricia Sadd Joanna Schofield Beth Shank-Daggett° Dick Smith* Shirley Smith* Pat Thomas Hannah Wilson	Janette Bayles Nancy Bowen Bill Buskirk Cheryl Gibbs Tom Hamm John Howell Akiko Kakutani Kelley Lawson-Khalidi Patrick Nugent Vince Punzo Bill Ratliff Brent Smith Bob Southard° Nancy Taylor Michael Thiedeman Sharen Wood-Abelson°
	* Participants with asterisks by their names told us they had no date preference. ° Participants with degree symbols by their names have not been heard from since we announced the workshop dates.

As you can imagine, there are many sites on the web devoted to HTML instruction, reference, tips, and techniques. Here are our picks.

Elementary

• Bare Bones Guide To HTML. From Kevin Werbach. Also available in 21 other languages.
• Beginner's Guide to HTML. From the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA).
• HTML Reference Manual. From Sandia National Laboratories. Not updated since 1996, but still valid on the basics.
• HTML Hell Page. From Eric Raymond.
• HTML Quick Reference. From Michael Grobe.
• Internet Hyper-Glossary. From Steve Jenkins. Not HTML-specific, but if HTML is new to you, then many other internet terms will be too.
• Know the Code: HTML for Beginners. From c|net.
• So You Want To Make A Web Page! From Joe Barta.
• Webmonkey HTML Tutorial. From HotWired.

Intermediate and Advanced

• Art and the Zen of Web Sites. From Tony Karp.
• ColorPicker. From Professional Web Design.
• Creating Killer Web Sites. From David Siegel.
• D.J. Quad's Ultimate HTML Site. From DJQ.
• Guide to Web Style. From Netscape.
• How Did They Do That With HTML?. From Carl Tashian.
• HTML Home Page. From the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the group that defines HTML standards.
• HTML Goodies. From Joe Burns.
• The HTML Writers Guild. From the guild.
• Index Dot HTML: The Advanced HTML Reference. From Brian Wilson.
• Jeffrey Zeldman Presents. From JZ.
• Sizzling HTML Jalfrezi. From Richard Rutter.
• The Web Developer's Virtual Library. From Mecklermedia.
• Web Page Design for Designers. From Joe Gillespie.
• Web Wonk: Tips for Writers and Designers. From David Siegel.
• Web Worker's Toolbox. From Robert Crooks.
• Webling's Café. From Tom Venetianer.
• Webmonkey. From HotWired.
• WebReference.com, The Webmaster's Reference Library. From Mecklermedia.

Truth in advertising. Visit some HTML productions of your teachers. See what you're getting in for.

• Peter's home page. Here's another example of Peter's work.
• Liffey's home page. Here's another example of Liffey's work.
• One of our joint productions.