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Lesson Plans


Re: Internet Home Pages

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Leon R. Nuell (lrnuell)
Mon, 19 Feb 1996 21:42:56 -0600 (CST)

Suggestions: keep words to a minimum; don't have a home page that loads
to slowly (no one bothers to pay attention if that is the case- and it
chews up too much time/money); keep your design elements clean yet
sophisticated; work with someone who knows the language (html and all the
rest); and, have a form for responses from those who see your page.
Good luck,

Lon Nuell

On Mon, 19 Feb 1996, GJM wrote:

> Help!
> Has anyone ever set up a home page on the Internet?
> I am a student teacher at the Saranac Lake High School and am interested
> in doing this for our art department. We have Internet access via the computer
> lab, I have the permission of my cooperating teacher as well as the principal
> (both are very excited!), and I have many student volunteers to help out.
> I have recently visited several other high school art departments who
> have pages on the Internet, and think it is wonderful, especially for the
> students involved. My basic questions at this point revolve simply around
> getting started, such as how much it costs, etc.
> If anyone could possibly offer any tips/suggestions, we would all
> appreciate it very much!
>
> Jennifer Moore
> 2moore
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