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Discover the possibilities of creating your own website within this professional Web authoring program. This 4-part class teaches the essential skills and considerations for successful creation and implementation of a new site on the World Wide Web.
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This course is only recommended for those with a basic working knowledge of Dreamweaver, who would like to take their web design skills to a more advanced level. Students will learn how to enhance their websites and make them more interactive with multimedia, forms, and behaviors. Additionally, students will learn how to eliminate redundant coding in order to accelerate the pace of their web site development.
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In this course, students will receive a comprehensive introduction on using Dreamweaver to create and manage websites. The general layout and features of Dreamweaver that can be used to create a web page will be covered in this course. Students will learn how to use Dreamweaver templates, library items, and snippets in order to make their web page stand out. It is strongly suggested that students have a basic working knowledge of HTML prior to taking this course, but this is not required.
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Take your Adobe Dreamweaver skills to the next level under the tutelage of a proven Web development expert. Examine pure CSS layout and learn how to incorporate multimedia elements such as Flash video and audio. Discover the uses of XML and XSL. In this new intermediate-level Dreamweaver class, you'll learn to harness the power of this industry-standard Web design tool. During this hands-on training, you'll learn how to use standards-compliant Cascading Style Sheets to create Web pages that are easier to maintain and more search engine-friendly.
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Would you like to learn to use Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 to design, create, and maintain user-friendly Web sites that are full of professional-quality Web pages? If so, then this is the class for you! You won't need any prior Web design skills or knowledge of code. We'll start at the beginning, and through engaging lessons and hands-on exercises, we'll build a sample site from the ground up. In the process, we'll explore the program's interface and how to set up Dreamweaver for building as many sites as you like with a minimum of effort and repeated tasks. You'll find out how to insert and format text, work with image files, and see exactly how hyperlinks work. We'll also take a short tour of Dreamweaver's Flash tools, work with tabular data, and get a handle on frames¿getting clear on when to use them and when not to. As we build a site together, you'll master the basics of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and even pick up a little HTML. By the end of the course, you'll be well-prepared to learn more about HTML or CSS if you want to take your skills to the next level. So get ready for a great adventure that will show you just how simple and fun Web design can be!
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Take your Web design skills to the next level in this intermediate Dreamweaver course! You¿ll get hands-on practice in using the advanced features of Adobe Dreamweaver software as you explore pure CSS layout and learn how to incorporate multimedia elements such as Flash video and audio. You¿ll discover the uses of XML and XSL and learn how to use standards-compliant Cascading Style Sheets to create Web pages that are easier to maintain and more search engine-friendly. Whether you¿re planning a career in Web design, designing a Web site for your business, or developing sites as a hobby, this course will give you the tools you need to look like a pro. In just 12 lessons, you¿ll harness the power of this industry-standard Web development tool.
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Would you like to learn to use Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 to design, create, and maintain user-friendly Web sites that are full of professional-quality Web pages? If so, then this is the class for you! You won't need any prior Web design skills or knowledge of code. We'll start at the beginning, and through engaging lessons and hands-on exercises, we'll build a sample site from the ground up. In the process, we'll explore the program's interface and how to set up Dreamweaver for building as many sites as you like with a minimum of effort and repeated tasks. You'll find out how to insert and format text, work with image files, and see exactly how hyperlinks work. We'll also take a short tour of Dreamweaver's Flash tools, work with tabular data, and get a handle on frames¿getting clear on when to use them and when not to. As we build a site together, you'll master the basics of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and even pick up a little HTML. By the end of the course, you'll be well-prepared to learn more about HTML or CSS if you want to take your skills to the next level. So get ready for a great adventure that will show you just how simple and fun Web design can be!
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This course is designed to provide information to prepare students for the Microsoft Certified Application Specialist Excel 2007 exam.
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This nationally recognized forensic computer examiner online course and training program is for the aspiring forensic computer examiner. For many years, law enforcement officers have been the primary forensic computer examiners, however the need for qualified civilian forensic computer examiners is growing faster than ever.
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CATALOG DESCRIPTION: Begin your career as a Flash designer! In this course, you'll learn how to create animated, interactive movies in Flash CS4. These days, Flash movies appear just about everywhere¿the Web, the cinema, TV shows and commercials, computer games, and the list goes on. The skills you'll learn in this course will get you started on your way to a rewarding career designing animated graphics and special effects for one of these fun and exciting fields. Together, we'll develop a fully-functioning Flash application, complete with animation, graphics, and interactive buttons. We'll start by getting familiar with the Flash workspace, creating text and graphics, and animating objects on the Flash movie stage. Then, we'll look in detail at the anatomy of a Flash movie, including how to use the Flash timeline, layers, and frames to control objects and timing on the stage. While you can produce an entire movie in the Flash software, you'll often need to import graphics, sounds, and digital videos from other applications. As you create your first Flash movie, you'll learn how to format and embed external digital media and how to make them appear or play at specific times. We'll also look at how to control digital media based on specific events, such as end-user mouse clicks. No course on Flash is complete without an introduction to ActionScript, Flash's powerful programming language. So we'll jump into ActionScript 3.0 by creating interactive buttons. You'll also learn to write scripts that control movie flow as well as scripts that call to and load external videos, Web pages, and other Flash movie files. As we develop our movie, we'll practice making and animating 3-D objects, syncing sounds with animations, and publishing Flash movies to the Web. By the end of the course, you'll know how to use the Adobe Flash CS4 software to create and publish movies and applications, and you'll be well on your way to becoming a Flash designer!
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