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Adult Learning Mouse Camp Click Factory The Mouse Academy's Mouse Camp for KIDS is a fun and educational computer camp for kids in grades 1 to 8. Kids experiment with digital photography, computer art programs and graphics, multimedia presentations, the Internet, Web page design and much, much more. The Mouse Academy believes in the "hands-on" approach to teaching. Mouse Camp Campers work on individual computers and the camp is limited to 6 children per session so that our instructor has more one-on-one time. Mouse Camp is located on the Mouse Academy's premises on 2255 Barton Street East, unit 8, Hamilton, Ontario. Mouse Camp runs during summer, winter and March break vacations. The camp lasts for one week and is offered either in half day or full day sessions. The morning half-day session runs from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The afternoon half-day session runs from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. A full day session runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. A one-hour lunch break is given at 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM. Mouse Camp is also offered on Saturdays for both morning and afternoon sessions. Our Mouse Camp Instructors are highly experienced in the computer field. They are energetic and experienced with both children and computer instruction.

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HTML TUTORIALS BY JOHN C. GILSON Brantford Educational Services welcomes you to html tutorials in web page design. In the table below are 21 free HTML lessons designed to teach you all you need to know to create and code your own web pages and also to challenge those who already have HTML experience. If you have little experience with HTML, then we recommend that you start with Lesson One, then do Lesson Two, then Lesson Three, and so on. These lessons are designed to be taken in order. Soon you will be creating web pages like a professional! Please feel free to e-mail me with your suggestions and comments. I will try my best to get back to each and every one of you. WE ALSO HAVE AVAILABLE: (Click on any of these choices for more information) Click here for information on 23 ADDITIONAL HTML LESSONS (Lessons 22 to 44). LEARN JAVASCRIPT ALL BY YOURSELF! OUR SPECIAL WEB PAGE SUBMISSION SERVICE TO OVER 600000 SEARCH ENGINES AND OTHER SUBMISSION SITES! BECOME A WEB PAGE DESIGN SPECIALIST! Enhance your resume with our interactive on-line Webmaster Certificate Program and become a web page design professional! ... Please feel free to sign my guestbook! Below is a table of choices. Click here if you would like to view this page without the table format.

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ITD-110 Up Slides Files Fall 2004 ... Spring 2005 This course is a basic introduction to technologies that make the World Wide Web work. The World Wide Web (WWW) is that portion of the internet that is navigated through a web browser ( such as Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox). Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) used to create content to be displayed by a web browser. This course offers an in-depth understanding of HTML. In the second half of the course students will begin to understand that HTML is just a starting point for a much richer experience for delivering web content. Students will learn how electronic commerce is facilitated using HTML forms, and will write an interface to enable a small electronic commerce application. Then students will learn about Cascading Style Sheets and why they are used instead of HTML to deliver consistent looking web content. But that is not all! Students will also get an appreciation for Javascript. Javascript allows the web browser to come alive in ways that HTML cannot. There is no Javascript programming for this course but the final project involves integrating some preassembled Javascript into web page forms. After a basic understanding of HTML students will learn how to make their web pages XHTML compatible. XHMTL is a modular and "clean" way of writing HTML. XHTML allows HTML to be extended to other devices, such as cell phones or PDAs. Finally students will explore some server sided technologies and get an appreciation for how web sites serve data.

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