Re: Classes for non-professionals?

Hi All,

I was please to see both Calpact and E-learn we're recommended as options
for learning HTML. I'm working on the Fall (Oct- Dec) schedule of classes
right now - I hope to meet with my supervisor later today or tomorrow about
it.
In short we'll be offering a number of web design related workshops
HTML -1 day
Dreamweaver 2 day
CSS 1 day
Photoshop for Web
Flash 2days.

I don't have the dates figured out just yet, I have to double check room
availability.

I hope to have something ready to post by mid Sept.

Another on-line resource I've heard people recommend is
http://www.lynda.com/

Let me know if I can be of further assistance.

Kathleen Valerio
CalPact Coordinator &
Data Compliance Manager
Center for Organization & Workforce Effectiveness (COrWE)
615E University Hall
2199 Addison St.
Berkeley, CA 94720-3548

Ph 510 643-0452
kvalerio_at_berkeley.edu

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Subject: [Webnet] Classes for non-professionals?

Hi WebNet,

Does anyone know of what resources that are available to UC staff for
learning how to edit basic HTML?

Eva

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