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  • WEB PAGES: CREATING AND MAINTAINING ** Wednesday: 10:15 -11:15 Instructor: Frank Romanelli TA: Tom Keane Class Web Site:http://udel.edu/~frankr Email: [email protected]
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  • PCs challenge TVs for leisure attention The personal computer souped up with gigahertz of processing power and speedy Internet connections is now a serious competitor for the TV when it comes to how we spend our leisure time at home. TheNewsJournal - Oct, 2003 CoffeeBreak
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  • Survey of 500 home computer owners 62 percent, said they expect the amount of things they do on their computer to over the next year Increase
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  • Survey of 500 home computer owners Want to spend more time to: 32 % want to publish a web site 21 % edit videos 17 % burn DVDs 30% manage & edit digital photos
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  • Answers to some basic questions. So, you want to make a web page How many web pages are there on the Internet ? www.google.com indexes the greatest number of web pages provides a free service that searches this index in less than a second. as of December 2001 !! over two billion 2005 Google - Searching 8,058,044,651 web pages The current estimated World Population is 6,782,464,366 *from the www.census.com Sept.6, 2009www.census.com
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  • What is a web page ?? An HTML file Located on the World Wide Web Often hyperlinked to other documents on the Web May reference other related files HTML file = TEXT file
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  • What is a web page ?? An HTML file Located on the World Wide Web Often hyperlinked to other documents on the Web May reference other related files Any one of the MILLIONS of computers connected together as a SERVER Server vs. Client Server = I.S.P. Internet Service Provider ****************** Client = User
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  • U of D Comcast Verizon AOL Juno EarthLink Server = Internet Service Provider
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  • AOL UofD Comcast Juno Earthlink Verizon
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  • Comcast AOL UofD Comcast Juno Earthlink Verizon
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  • AOL UofD Comcast Juno Earthlink Verizon
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  • What is a web page ?? An HTML file Located on the World Wide Web Often hyperlinked to other documents on the Web May reference other related files A text retrieval system that enables a user to access other web pages by clicking on links.
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  • What is a web page ?? An HTML file Located on the World Wide Web Often hyperlinked to other documents on the Web May reference other related files PicturesSounds Videos
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  • Connected to a Server Internet Service Provider How do I access a web page ? Dial-up Cable DSL FIOS U of D Comcast Verizon AOL Juno EarthLink
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  • Browser - A program that provides a means of viewing the contents of web pages and of navigating from one page to another. Connected to a Server Internet Service Provider How do I access a web page ? Located on YOUR computer
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  • Browser - A program on your computer that provides a means of viewing the contents of web pages and of navigating from one page to another. Whats a Browser ? Netscape Mozilla FireFox Opera Ace Explorer Chrome A browser must be able to read files from many different types of computers & Operating Systems Specifications developed / maintained by an international consortium of developers / software companies www.w3.org
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  • Browser - Internet Explorer Address: http://www.udel.edu Suffix The Domain Name Server (DNS) How does a browser access a web page ? I.P. Address Example 128.175.13.63
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  • The Beauty of DNS DNS is a rather amazing distributed database. It handles billions of requests for billions of names every day through a network of millions of name servers administered by millions of people. Every time you send an e-mail message or view a URL, you are making requests to multiple name servers scattered all over the globe. What's amazing is that the process is usually completely invisible and extremely reliable! howstuffworks.com Internet Explorer Address: http://www.udel.edu The Domain Name Server (DNS)
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  • Browser - Internet Explorer Address: http://www.udel.edu Server at the University of Delaware Default pageDefault page - index.html
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  • Browser - Internet Explorer Address: http://www.udel.edu/index.html File Name
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  • Files and Folders
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  • Root Directory Windows Documents & Settings Program Files My Webfiles C: DriveA: DriveD: Drive webfile1.html My Documents webfile2.htmlwebfile3.html
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  • Internet Explorer Address: http://www.udel.edu/academy/index.html Sub-folder name & File name Suffix edu Domain udel.edu Sub-domain www
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  • Internet Explorer Address: http://www.udel.edu/academy/index.html C:\my documents\my webfiles\index.html
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  • Internet Explorer Address: http://udel.edu/academy/index.html
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  • Internet Explorer Address: http://www.udel.edu/academy/index.html hypertext transport protocol
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  • WEB PAGES: CREATING AND MAINTAINING ** L23 Wednesday: 10:15 a.m.-11:15 a.m. Instructor: Frank Romanelli This fast-paced, in-depth course challenges students to learn the skills necessary to design, create, and publish a Web site using various programming methods with emphasis on learning HTML. Limited to 12 students. Amount of outside preparation required for each class: * 0-1 hours ** 1-2 hours *** more than 2 hours with emphasis on learning HTML
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  • Tools! Computer Internet Connection Browser ( to view ) Software Program ( to create ) Microsoft Front Page Netscape (Mozilla) Composer MS WORD Power Point Etc, etc etc with emphasis on learning HTML Notepad WYSIWYG Editors
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  • 1.Plan Your Site 2.Plan Your Site 3.Plan Your Site 4.Plan Your Site 5.Plan Your Site 6.Plan Your Site 7.Plan Your Site 8.Plan Your Site Steps in creating a Basic Web Site 8. Plan Your Site 9. Enter Your Text and Headlines 10. Add Graphics 11. Use Tables to Organize Information 12. Add links to other pages 13. Get a Host 14. Domain Name 15. Publish Your Web Site
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  • Discussion Questions W e b P a g e s HTML S e r v e r B r o w s e r I. S. P. D S L D i a l - U p C l i e n t D N S W. W. W. i n d e x. h t m l H T T P
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  • Web Site - Examples Yahoo!
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  • Web Site - Examples Civic League CPAW Family Pencader Heritage http://udel.edu/~frankr Yahoo!