Content Links

Education-related websites and sites geared toward helping teachers create their own sites.

Discovery School
Links to tools for creating instructional materials online.

The Global Schoolhouse
Provides online opportunities for teachers to collaborate, and communicate about shared learning experiences.

PacBell Knowledge Network Explorer
A library of Blue Ribbon learning sites on the Web

BioPoint WebTools
Course Web Tools

4Teachers.org
The online space for teachers integrating technology into the curriculum

Programming/HTML Links

Note:  These links may need updating!  Use at your own risk...

These sites give you everything you ever wanted to know about web page design, but are sometimes hard to navigate if you don't know what you're looking for. If you are a beginning web page author, see further below for specific topics.

Web Pages That Suck
Learn good Web design by looking at bad Web design.

Microsoft Developer Network
Microsoft's official developer support site. For advanced users.

DevEdge Online
Netscape's official Web Developer support site.

developer.com
For advanced developers.

Builder.com
Terrific site with hundreds of articles from C|Net.

WDVL
The Web Developer's Virtual Library does a good job of taking complex web development issues and breaking them down for novice users.

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
These are the folks who set the Web's standards. Here you will find the definitive book when it comes to the rules of HTML and Style Sheets. (Microsoft and Netscape have pledged to adhere to the standards set by the W3C but so far nobody has done so 100%!)

Webmonkey
More resources from the publishers of Wired magazine.

HTML Reference

Site Builder Network: HTML Elements

DevEdge Online: HTML Elements

WDVL: HTML Reference

W3C: HTML 4.0 Specification

Dynamic HTML Reference

Site Builder Network: DHTML Elements

WDVL: Dynamic HTML

W3C: Document Object Model (DOM) Level 1 Specification

Style Sheet Reference

Site Builder Network: Microsoft CSS Attributes Reference

WDVL: Web Style

W3C: Cascading Style Sheets, Level 2

Graphics

WDVL: All About Web Graphics

Web-Safe Color Chart
Both Netscape and Microsoft use different default color palettes, which can sometimes produce unwanted results. If you stick to these 216 Web-Safe colors, your colors and graphics should render the same in both browsers.