(This page was originally imported from the MIT OCW site.)

The following external web sites can be useful references to the art and science of Web authoring:

Building Web Pages with Composer - A good place to start, brought to you by Netscape®.

Web Page Construction Using Netscape® Composer - A great resource by Julie Van Camp, a professor at Cal State - Long Beach. Ignore the school-specific information concerning downloading and publishing.

Netscape® Composer: A Tutorial - Another straightforward how-to resource by Gwyneth Anne Bronwynne Jones (great name!) at the Murray Hill Middle School in Maryland.

NCSA's Beginners Guide to HTML -  Ready to graduate to HTML programming? Here's the classic place to start.

W3 Schools Tutorials -  Best of the bunch as a broad-spectrum, site-building tutorial. If you can't find it here, you probably don't need it.

HTML Goodies Site -  A great resource for tips and tricks.

Yale University Web Style Guide - Strategies for making Web sites effective, not just operational!

Fixing Your Web Site -  A nice resource from Vincent Flanders, infamous host of Web Pages That Suck.

Help with Audio - Philly Talk Radio has a nice help page.

Streaming Help - Use Real Producer to convert wav to rm. This link explains about the additional ram text file needed for streaming.

Eclipse - A good free web development tool

Writing HTML for Teachers