Building a Web Page with Photographs
A Hands-on Sesson

If you have Internet access, your Internet Service Provider (AOL, Inreach, Earthlink, Lodinet, etc.) have set aside space for your web page. It is usually included free with your service. You might want to consider creating a web page for your family genealogy or pictures. You could put a number of pictures on a web site instead of sending them individually to friends or family. You could put the pictures from a trip or from a family gathering. Ask your friends to check your web site now and in the future for new additions.

Another idea would be to create a page with your favorite links. Then no matter where you are you would have access to them. You can also put a return email button on your site that your friends can use to contact you. Small pictures could be used as a menu to look at larger images.

We will be the guests of Larry Fox, Site Technology Coordinator, and Nancy Carey, Digital High School Coordinator, at Lodi High School. Larry will be presenting this hands-on session. Larry teaches web development at the school. Visit his web site at http://www.softcom.net/users/fox and a virtual Museum field trip he created to Sutter's Fort at http://score.rims.k12.ca.us/activity/suttersfort/.

Bring photos or picture files to work with. Also, bring floppy disks or a Zip disk to save your work on.

7:00 p.m. meeting in Library/Multimedia Center at Lodi High School 3 S. Pacific Ave., Lodi

Park across the street on Pacific Ave. At the front school entrance go through the double doors on the left side of the building. There is a building just behind the entrance building. Take the corridor on the left side of this building. The first door on the right is the library.

Upcoming Classes:

Tuesday, May 9, 2000: Clarisworks Spreadsheets
Tuesday, May 16, 2000: Clarisworks Database
Thursday, May 18, 2000: Clarisworks Draw and Slideshow
Tuesday, May 23, 2000: Adobe PageMill

2:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Lodi High School
Library
3 S. Pacific
Lodi, CA

Call Connie at (209) 609-7950 if you get lost!

Directions to Lodi High School:

Via I-5:
From I-5 heading north from Stockton take highway 12 exit
Go east (right) on highway 12 towards Lodi
Turn left (north) on Ham Lane in Lodi

Via Highway 99:
From 99 heading north from Stockton take highway 12 west (Kettleman Lane)
Go west on highway 12 into Lodi
Turn right (north) on Ham Lane

After heading north on Ham Lane:
Go north to the first street past Lodi Ave (Walnut)
Turn left (west) onto Walnut
The street ends in two blocks at Pacific
Turn right on Pacific.

The school will be on the left side of the street.
Note the main entrance across from the next street.
If the signs permit, you can park along the street across from the school.
(There is some visitor's parking just past the school on the other side of the street. Otherwise, you can park in the student lot on the north side of the school or take the road on the north side of the school past the student parking to a lot on the back side of the school.)

Go to the school library.

At the front school entrance go through the double doors on the left side of the building. There is a building just behind the entrance building. Take the corridor on the left side of this building. The first door on the right is the library.

Please call Connie at 474-8508 before the meeting if you are interested in Old Macintosh or Apple IIe/IIgs systems or software.

These workshops are designed to give individual help with using a variety of programs and are especially intended for beginners. Topics vary with the need of the participants. There are usually enough computers for hands-on instruction. Topics include the Macintosh system, internet access, and specific software.

Please call Connie at 474-8508 before the meeting if you are interested in old Macintosh and Apple II systems or software.

Remember to bring disks if you want to copy Public Domain software or shareware.