These pages
are here to serve as an archive of the Summer 1997 Web Workshops. For
the most recent Workshop pages, click
here
.
Workshops: Learn to Use the World
Wide Web for Academic Professional Development
This series of three workshops was
developed and offered in the Summer of 1997. The series will be offered periodically.
These web pages are also conceived as tools for independent study. Feel free
to use these pages in your own teaching, but we request that the Washington
University Graduate School Arts and Sciences be informed and the course development
team be credited.
What do you learn? -
In this session, each participant will create a draft of a web page linked
to a document they bring to post on the Web. Participants will learn
basic HTML concepts and skills including:
Participants will also learn to
convert Word format documents to HTML format.What do you need
? - Session 1 is designed for beginners with an interest in learning
basic Web skills. Participants should have a working knowledge of Microsoft
Word processing. Participants should bring a PC disk with a document
that they would like to post on the Web, such as a curriculum vitae or
course syllabus.
What do you learn?
- In this session, participants will create course homepages linked to
course documents such as syllabi, homework sets, class notes, etc. In
addition, workshop discussion will focus on generating ideas for making
use of the Web as a teaching tool, both in and out of the classroom.
What do you need? - The prerequisite is Workshop session 1 or
basic familiarity with HTML programming. Participants should bring a
PC disk with a course syllabus or homework set that they would like
to post on the Web.
What do you learn?
- In this session, participants will develop personal homepages linked
to curriculum vitae. In addition, workshop discussion will focus on generating
ideas for making use of the Web as a job search tool.What do
you need? - The prerequisite is Workshop session 1 or basic familiarity
with HTML programming. Participants should bring a PC disk with a
curriculum vitae that they would like to post on the Web.For more information,
contact the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at 935-7355.
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