Basic HTML

by Andrew Whyte

Basic HTML shows pupils how to create their own web pages using HTML, 'the language of the web'. The book is suitable for whole class, group and individual teaching. It is divided into a series of lessons that introduces the basic concepts of HTML. It shows how to build a web site containing elements such as text, graphics, hyperlinks, sound and animation. The structure of HTML is explained so that advanced students can quickly progress to books giving a more in-depth treatment of the subject which are daunting for beginners. Each chapter is carefully designed to clearly show pupils how to perform various tasks that they can follow at their own pace with minimal teacher assistance. It shows how presentation skills may be used in a range of different subjects across the curriculum. It covers the following Basic HTML structure, Planning a website, Basic commands, Colours and graphics, Manipulating text, Tables, Sound and animation, Links and buttons, Publishing your site

64 pages, Paperback

First published March 15, 2003

Reviews

[Royce Ratterman · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good supplement for the beginning HTML enthusiast.
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