[LM_NET] HIT-TECH-Dreamweaver course

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Thanks for the many responses.
 
I was personally contacted by the instructor of the University of Wisconsin (Stout) 
Intermediate Web Design Class using Dreamweaver. He was my instructor four years 
ago for the University of Iowa Basic Web Design course, which was outstanding. I 
can't wait to take the course! Small world!
 
Here is info from others:
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In case you haven't received these suggestions yet, I'd highly recommend these 
classes from the University of Wisconsin-Stout. I've taken the first one and it was 
extremely helpful and the instructor was outstanding and went the extra mile to 
help everyone. http://www.uwstout.edu/soe/profdev/advwebdesign/ Intermediate Web 
Design: Make Your Website a Learning Center 
http://www.uwstout.edu/soe/profdev/mediaweb/ Web Design for Media 
Specialists*---The following may help in the long term .. go to
http://www.shambles.net/pages/school/DreamW/
 
This is actually a subsection of a larger page at
http://www.shambles.net/ict/ Where you'll also find links to other support material 
for Fireworks/Flash etc.

 
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You might try http://www.lynda.com you can subscribe to the web site tutorials on 
many popular software titles for a monthly fee or yearly fee. You can drop your 
subscription anytime.  You can checkout the site for free. I know there are many 
hours of Macromedia training available.  I use it for Dreamweaver training since I 
can do it at home and at my own pace.  You do not have to buy the books that 
contain exercises that are illustrated.  
 
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If you are a self-motivated learner, I would highly recommend Annette Lamb's online 
class: Information Architecture for the Web.  You can find the complete syllabus at 
http://www.eduscapes.com .
 
I have taken this class as well as another from her and they have been among the 
very best classes I've ever taken.  Very intense, but very, very rewarding and 
practical.

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I just finished an intro to web page design at www.ed2go. Liked it very much and it 
was only $69, $115 if you took it for college credit. Theydo offer Dreamweaver, 
which is the next class I was interested in. Starts Dec. 8th, I believe. They also 
offered advanced web design, etc.
 
You can enter your zip code and they'll tell you which community colleges in your 
area you can sign up with. Prices differ some depending on the institution. Or you 
can go to the webpage of a college you are
interested in and look under their continuing ed dept to see if they offer "Ed2Go".
 
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Thanks to all who gave me information!
 


 
 
 
 
Adam Janowski
Library Media Specialist
Naples High School
1100 Golden Eagle Circle
Naples, FL 34102
E-mail: NHSWebmaster@collier.k12.fl.us
Phone: 239-377-2210
Fax: 239-430-6673
Library web site: http://collier.k12.fl.us/nhs/lmc/
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