Aim: How to complete Lab 2?

Here is the HTML code for Lab # 2

Save it as LB2NameLastNameP#.html

Remember to save the file and the picture in the same folder.....

Compress the folder with WinZip and send it via email.

Aim: How to start HTML codding for your first site?

HTML pages should always include the following. You may want to copy & paste this into a new text file...(remove the Quotation marks)

index.html v1

<"html">

<"head">

<"title">Page title<"/title">

<"/head">

<"body">

Your visible content goes here...

<"/body">

<"html">

Notice how everything is contained between <"html"> and <"/html'> tags.

This is an example of a paired tag, which need a starting tag and a matching closing tag (indicated with the forward-slash). Paired tags describe the content between them. In the case of the tag, it's telling a web browser that everything between the 2 tags is HTML.

Within the HTML, there are 2 main part of every HTML page: the head section and the body section, marked up with the paired tags <"head"><"/head"> and <"body"><"/body">.

Aim: How to make a web site?

Every other week, a student, teacher, or friend asks me: "OK, but how do I actually make web pages and publish them as a site?" Like is something that I could answer in a 1,2,3. And for THE most fanatic web designer it is, but for those who ask me, they want to hear a magic trick, a secret that would make them one more in the world of the Web. To you my dedicated and committed students I answer: "Hard work, long hours of planning, and trial and error in a wide variety of software...." This week: The Basics of Making a Web Page * How to create HTML pages using a text editor: The bare bones of HTML page structure * How to save pages * How to link pages together * How to upload your pages to a live web server Web pages are a written language called HTML. This provides the content and structure of the pages. It also says where images and other stuff should be. The good news is that HTML is fairly easy to learn. You must learn the TAGs: Homework: DUE MONDAY 09/18/09 write on you notebook:

find the function "definition" of : * !--...-- * !doctype * a * abbr * acronym * address * applet * area * b * base * basefont * bdo * big * blockquote * body * br * button * caption * center * cite * code * col * colgroup * dd * del * dfn * dir * div * dl * dt * em * fieldset * font * form * frame * frameset * h1 * h2 * h3 * h4 * h5 * h6 * head * hr * html * i * iframe * img * input * ins * isindex * kbd * label * legend * li * link * map * menu * meta * noframes * noscript * object * ol * optgroup * option * p * param * pre * q * s * samp * script * select * small * span * strike * strong * style * sub * sup * table * tbody * td * textarea * tfoot * th * thead * title * tr * tt * u * ul * var

AIm: What is Copyright?

It is the legal right granted to an author, composer, playwright, publisher, or distributor to exclusive publication, production, sale, or distribution of a literary, musical, dramatic, or artistic work.

Visit http://www.copyright.gov/
Read more about it.

Homework due on 09/18/09:

Write the answer on your notebook!

What is URL?
What are its parts?

Aim: What is W3C?

WWW stands for the World Wide Web. The World Wide Web is most often called the Web
The Web uses the computer networks to communicate following a standard called HTTP.

Web information is called Web pages, which are files stored on computers called Web servers. People, called Web clients, use a program called a Web browser to visit this web pages.
All Web pages contain instructions on how to be displayed. the most common display instructions are called HTML tags

W3C Stands for the World Wide Web Consortium
W3C was created in October 1994
W3C was created by Tim Berners-Lee
W3C was created by the Inventor of the Web
W3C is organized as a Member Organization
W3C is working to Standardize the Web
W3C creates and maintains WWW Standards
W3C Standards are called W3C Recommendations




HOMEWORK due on 9/17/2009

Read materials from http://www.w3schools.com/w3c/w3c_intro.asp

Write a paragraph in your notebook answering the following:
What is Copyright?
To be checked at the beginning of the Class!

Internet Vs. The Web

The terms Internet and World Wide Web (aka. the Web) are not the same thing.

The Internet is the huge network of networks. It connects all computers to each other around the world.

The World Wide Web, or simply Web, is a way of accessing or sharing information over the medium of the Internet. The Web uses the HTTP protocol,to transmit data. The Web uses browsers, such as Internet Explorer or Firefox, to access Web documents called Web pages that are linked to each other via hyperlinks.

In this class your are going to learn how to write those Web documents.

Let get down to business!!! Aim: How to follow mrs. Ramirez blog!

OK Ladies and Gents:
Let start with YOUR blogs...
Please check that you have the followers gadget and that I am following your blog and the other way around as well!!!!
Please be sure you are taking all the necessary precautions to protect yourself on the web...
Do not publish your email address, your age or gender!!!
Do not give your address or phone number or the address of ITHS!!
Do allow comments and show them but check the always in your comment moderation at the settings Tab!

Remember you already responsible for posting your expectations for this class.
Homework: Read about WWW to discuss it in class !!!