E-module for WWW
Author: Jon Kleppe NTNU
Assistant producer: Joachim Tro
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Introduction to www
INTRODUCTION
MAKING A HOMEPAGE
ON THE INTERNET
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Learning goals:
•This is a guide on how to make
your very own homepage.
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• How to make your own homepage
• Placing a document on the internet
•You can use Netscape Composer
Microsoft Word, emacs or any
other suitable editor
•Another possibility is to find a nice
homepage on the Internet, copy the
HTML-code and apply it to your own
homepage with your personal
information
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Making a homepage
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MAKING A HOMEPAGE
ON THE INTERNET
•An easy example: How to make an ordinary Word document to an
Internet document.
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•Compose wanted text, apply pictures, sound, links etc.
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•To Add a Link; go to Insert on the toolbar, and then click Hyperlink, Create the link with
your text on it
My Homepage
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•Save as index and place it in the
public_html folder located on your local
profile.
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•Any pictures you have chosen to include
in your
•Webpage must also be located
here
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Placing a document on the Internet
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MAKING A HOMEPAGE
ON THE INTERNET
•Open F-Secure SSH and log on
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•Change to the public_html folder (cd
public_html)
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•Write chmod a+r * and hit Enter
Press this button
for more info
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Summary
MAKING A HOMEPAGE
ON THE INTERNET
When it comes to creating Webpages, the Internet
itself provides a large amount of info, ex. HTML
tutorials,graphics providers, ”Homepages for
beginners” etc.
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SUMMARY
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Just use a search engine and type in what your
looking for, ”The truth is out there”.
The method shown above, is one of the easiest ways
to create and publish your homepage on the Web.
Microsoft Word has limited options as a HTMLconverter, better tools for the job are Microsoft
Frontpage, Netscape Composer, HotMetal Pro and a
wide variety of other tools
For starters, these sites could provide some useful
information:
Start.no
everything you wish to know...
(norwegian)
The part concerning Publishing applies for all
Homepage creator tools, as does saving; the index file
(and all its elements) must always be
located in the public_html folder on your user profile
Yahoo! Page Creation exacty what it says
IconBAZAAAR provides banners, animated
gifs ++
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INTRODUCTION
MAKING A HOMEPAGE
ON THE INTERNET
Start.no
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everything you wish to know... (norwegian)
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Yahoo! Page Creation exacty what it says
IconBAZAAAR
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ABOUT
provides banners, animated gifs ++
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About this module
INTRODUCTION
MAKING A HOMEPAGE
ON THE INTERNET
Title: E-module for WWW
Author: Jon Kleppe
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Assistant producer(s): Joachim Tro and Per Jørgen Dahl Svendsen
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Size: 1.1 mb
Publication date: 1. August 2003
Abstract: An introductory module for www
Software required: PowerPoint XP/XP Viewer
Prerequisites: Sed quae imples omnia, te toto imples omnia. an quia non possunt te totum
capere omnia, partem tui capiunt et eandem partem simul omnia capiunt.
Level: 1
Estimated time to complete: 30 minutes
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Navigation tools in the module
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MAKING A HOMEPAGE
ON THE INTERNET
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On every page, you will find the title at the top, and a
menu with the main chapters in bold to the left. These
are hyperlinks which enable you choose the chapters in
whichever order you wish to view them. Keep in mind
that the module is set up in the order the author believes
is most appropriate for study. These chapters are also
represented with an illustration on the introduction slide
linked to the appropriate chapter.
The chapter you are currently viewing in is shown with
this marker:
, while the subchapter (when applicable)
is highlighted in orange.
At bottom of the slide you’ll find a few standardised
buttons which occur on every page (some may not be
present in the module):
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shows the list of references.
ABOUT
shows information about the
module (e.g. author and assistant
producer).
FAQ
shows a list of frequently asked
questions if there are any.
BACK
Within the main frame (the white area), you’ll find text
and illustrations as well as animations and videos etc.
Many pictures have enlargement buttons near them.
takes you to previously viewed slide.
is linked to the previous chapter
and slide, respectively.
Previous picture in an animation or sequence of pictures.
is linked to the next chapter and
slide, respectively.
Next picture in an animation or sequence of pictures.
ON OFF
you may turn off the sound, or
turn it on (when available).
HELP
you have figured it out!
EXIT
will end your session with the
current module.
If you have any problems, please let us know by sending
an e-mail to geoscience@learningJOURNALS.net.
Please include the title of module and description of the
problem. We will respond as quickly as possible.
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