1. Access to your project site
2. Discussion of project ideas

1. Tech Workshop

Designate a Page Title (if the title is colorful or arcane, there should also be a subtitle that clarifies what the page is about)

• The instructor will then create a folder for you on the server and populate it with a set of blank template pages
• You will have FTP permission to your folder on the server, allowing you to download a copy of the template files, revise them, and upload them again. FTP Information:
  • FTP server = english.ucsb.edu
  • Remote server directory = /transweb/
  • Login:
    • userid =[your last name in lowercase] (example: smith)
    • password = [first initial, perm number, last initial; lowercase and no spaces] (example: j1234567s)
• In addition to your main folder, there is also a folder set aside on a separate part of the server for your Filemaker database pages (for the Timeline and Linkbase). Unless you wish otherwise, the instructor will tailor these Filemaker-related pages to your specification, since they include special code in addition to HTML designed to allow the Web to "talk to" a database program running in the background on the server.
• The URL for your site is in the following form:
  http://transcriptions.english.ucsb.edu/topics/i-theory/
• The URL for your Filemaker pages is in the following form:
  http://english.ucsb.edu:591/transcriptions/topics/i-theory/db/index.html

Student Projects

• Introduction to Studio, Network, Software
• Web-Authoring Basics
• Web-Authoring Resources
• How to Post Messages in Exchange
• How to Use the Web to Add/Edit Content in a Project's Timeline or Linkbase Databases

• Intro to hardware and software in Transcriptions studio
• The elementary logic of HTML
• Web-authoring with Word
• Web-authoring with Netscape Composer
• Web-authoring with Dreamweaver
• The elementary logic of downloading/uploading to the server
• Working through the Web with the Filemaker database