Interesting Sites to Begin Learning
How to Build a Great School Web Site.
CHAPTER: Learn How to Build a Web Page and How to Build a Web Site
LEARN THE BASICS
OF DESIGN WITH
FREE TOOLS
- Learn How you should approach developing a web page or website and the tools to use.
- What should be there? Who is it for? Specific Guidlines, and Goals.
- What is your Exit Plan when you don't want it anymore?
- WEB SITE DESIGN TOOLS FOR CHILDREN
- DISCUSSIONS & ARTICLES ON BUILDING WEB SITES
- TOOLS TO TEST YOUR WEBSITE CODE
- USABILITY
- EVALUATING WEB SITES
- SUBMIT YOUR URL TO SEARCH ENGINES
- THEN SUBMIT TO THE OLDEST K-12 MASTER DIRECTORY OF SCHOOL WEBSITES ON THE NET
CHAPTER: FREE WEB PAGE HOSTING SPACE
CHAPTER: HOW TO BUILD A GREAT SCHOOL WEBSITE
HTML BASICS TUTORIAL Learn HTML free tutorial and how you make a webpage
CHAPTER: INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNET FOR THE BEGINNER
- HUBS AND SPOKES the Global Internet Primer.
- CYBRARIANS / LIBRARIANS - Indexing, Education, Resources, National Associations
- Virtual Librarians & Indexing Resources
- Freemail: Get A Free Email Account
- Changing Girls' Attitudes About Computers Special Edition
- Chronicling America Program to Put Digitized Newspapers Online. Approximately 310,000 digitized newspaper pages, dating from 1900 to 1910, are now accessible
- Live Web Cams showing the world and other google maps mashups.
- MapLib.net turns any image you uploaded as large as 6000*6000 into a custom Google Map and makes it zoomable &draggable with fantastic viewing experience, in really simple two steps. You can make annotations for it by adding markers, as well as embed it in your own web pages or blog.
- Nonprofit Career Network
- ***Salary survey examines California nonprofits
Women in supervisory positions at northern California nonprofits earn 87 percent of the salary of men in comparable positions, the latest edition of the Wage and Benefit Survey of Northern California Nonprofit Organizations reports.
The survey, which was produced by the Management Center, reports on the salaries and benefits given to the staff members of 300 nonprofit agencies in 20 counties. Information is used by organizations to determine compensation levels and attract qualified personnel.
Other information in the survey:
* 80 percent of agencies provide some sort of retirement benefit to their employees. The most common type is a 403(b) plan, with contributions made solely by the employee.
* Despite the salary gap in supervisory positions, the average female's salary across the board is 92 percent of the average male's salary.
* The median salary for women in a supervisory position is $18.35 an hour, while the median supervisory salary for men is $20.19 an hour.
For a copy of the report, call (415) 362-9735, extension 117.