• a list of all the tags for HTML 4.0,
• The Columbia Guide to Online Style.
• After class, install home page links to subordinate pages for 1) American Studies resources and 2) technical resources for web design. These will be the places where you can build both your personal resource base for doing American Studies and your toolkit for web design over the next two years.

• For next week, sign up for a section of Frances Harper's Leota Leroy and on the tagging sheet on my office door (Bryan 427); follow the directions and post your section to your homepage before the next class.

Please make sure that your tagging work on the Harper novel is available from your homepage.

• First Page 2000 download
• Web Developer's Virtual Library -- Tutorials --HTML
• Michael Hayman's HTML Tutorial
• Library Short Course -- HTML
• HTML Tutor from AS@UVA

Before the lab, sign up for one of the photoshop exercizes and one of the scanning exercises.

• Yale Web Style Guide

• Build Traffic Through Good Site Design
• Web Design: More than Meets the Eye
• Web Publishing Paradigms
• Building Killer Web Sites
• Media Education
• Ten Good Deeds in Web Design

• History Wired from the Smithsonian.
• Smartmoney Marketwatch
• Moments
• Move Design
• Swell
• Burning Man
• AKAKurdistan
• Startrek Museum

Before Class, sign up for one of the video exercises and one the audio exercises.

• imagemapping
• MetaTagging
• submission to search engines
• Introduction to HomeSite

NOTE: For your final project, I'll either ask you to re-design an already existing site on xroads or, as we discussed, set you to work on two exhibits for Calaloo. In either case, you might begin now looking for xroads candidates for re-design, something that needs it and that would offer you an opportunity to bring to bear on it what you will have learned by the end of the semester.