[WEB4LIB] ANNOUNCE> Fall Web Workshops Now Open

[Linda Absher (absher)]

So what happened to the XML tutorials from last May?  We only received three
tutorials then were dropped with no explanation or refund despite several
e-mails to you.  I did call you in June and asked what happened only to be
told the class was being "rewritten" and that we would be receiving the rest
when it was done, but I haven't heard a thing since.

If we sign up for these will we be dropped from these as well?

Frustrated,

LInda

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Linda Absher
absher at sequent.com
Intranet Librarian					              (503)
578-3485	
Sequent Computer Systems, Beaverton, OR


	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Thomas P. Copley [SMTP:tcopley at gigantor.arlington.com]
	Sent:	Wednesday, September 02, 1998 7:36 AM
	To:	Multiple recipients of list
	Subject:	[WEB4LIB] ANNOUNCE> Fall Web Workshops Now Open

	Workshops on the World Wide Web (WWW) for the beginner and slightly
	more advanced user will be conducted monthly this fall by Arlington
	Courseware.  Three sessions of each workshop are now open.  Both
	are eight week distance-learning workshops conducted entirely by
	HTML mail.*


	    MAKE THE LINK WORKSHOP:  WORLD WIDE WEB FOR EVERYONE

	    This workshop focuses on how to gain maximum advantage from the
	    Web. It covers how to gain access to the WWW, linking to and
	    interpreting URLs, distinguishing between different browsers,
	    navigating and searching, organizing your bookmarks, designing
	    your own home page with HTML and installing it on a server,
	    utilizing principles of good Web design, and choosing between and
	    using HTML editors.

	    The cost is $20. For further information, see the Make the Link
	    Workshop home page:

	        http://www.bearfountain.com/arlington/links.html


	    TUNE IN THE NET:  GLOBAL REACH FOR THE 21st CENTURY

	    This is the sequel to Make the Link, but may be taken
	    independently by the more experienced beginner or intermediate
	    user.  It concentrates on Internet interactivity and assisting
	    the more experienced user in making his or her Web pages into a
	    standout interactive site.  It covers prototyping Web pages with
	    page generators and site builders, making HTML forms, using
	    client-side image maps, customizing pages with frames and HTML
	    4.0, making content interactive with layers, dynamic HTML,
	    Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), scripting with JavaScript, and
	    utilizing push media, such as Netscape Netcaster and Microsoft
	    Active Channels.

	    The cost is $40.  For additional information, see the Tune In the
	    Net Workshop home page:

	        http://www.bearfountain.com/arlington/tune.html


	    The cost of both workshops taken together is $55.


	HOW TO SIGN UP

	Three Make the Link Workshops are scheduled for this fall:

	    September Session            September 14 - November 6
	    October Session              September 28 - November 20
	    November Session             November 2 - December 23

	Three Tune In the Net Workshops are also scheduled:

	    September Session            September 14 - November 6
	    October Session              September 28 - November 20
	    November Session             November 2 - December 23

	Sign up for ONE session of each workshop only unless you plan to take
	it more than once.  To sign up, please send an email message to the
	address:

	    majordomo at arlington.com

	and in the body of the message,

	    include the words:      to subscribe to:
	    ------------------      ----------------

	    subscribe links-sep     the September session of Make the Link
	    subscribe links-oct     the October session of Make the Link
	    subscribe links-nov     the November session of Make the Link

	    subscribe tune-sep      the September session of Tune In the Net
	    subscribe tune-oct      the October session of Tune In the Net
	    subscribe tune-nov      the November session of Tune In the Net

	This will automatically put you on the mailing list for more
	information about each workshop, and you will receive an
acknowledgment
	with the particulars about signing up, and unsubscribing, should
	you decide not to participate.

	If you have any difficulty with this procedure or fail to receive
	a response, please send email to the address in the signature
	line.

	* A plain ASCII text version is also available.

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