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MAKE THE LINK WORKSHOP (WORLD WIDE WEB FOR EVERYONE)
The Make the Link Workshop (World Wide Web for Everyone) is an eight
week long distance learning workshop conducted entirely by HTML mail*.
It introduces the beginner to the World Wide Web (WWW), the Internet's
distributed hypermedia information system, and enhances the skills of
the somewhat more experienced user as well. The workshop has been newly
updated to reflect the latest information on HTML authoring tools,
including NetObjects Fusion, Microsoft Front Page and Netscape Navigator
Gold. The workshop also includes guidance on how to select an Internet
service provider.
Three Make the Link Workshop sessions will be scheduled for this summer.
The dates are:
June Session............. June 16 - August 9
July Session............. July 14 - September 6
August Session........... August 11 - October 3
The cost of the Workshop is $20 US.
Sign up for ONE session only unless you plan to take the Workshop more
than once.. To sign up for one of the Make the Link Workshop sessions,
please send an e-mail message to the address:
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and in the body of the message, include:
subscribe links-jun
to subscribe to the June session, or
subscribe links-jul
to subscribe to July session, or
subscribe links-aug
to subscribe to the August session.
This will automatically put you on the mailing list for more information
about the Workshop, and you will receive an acknowledgment with the
particulars about signing up, and unsubscribing, should you decide not
to participate.
If you have any difficulty with this procedure or fail to receive a
response, please send e-mail to this address:
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The Workshop leader, Thomas P. Copley, Ph.D., has taught the popular
Make the Link Workshop since 1995. He is also the author of the Tune In
the Net Workshop