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Before proceeding there are a few "do's" and "don'ts" on
creating a webpage. Here are a couple of examples of the "don'ts."
See if you can tell why each website is classified as such.
Example
I Example
II
Click here after viewing the sample
webpages.
Example I takes a very long time to
download. Example II isn't easily read and far too many animations on the
page. After keeping those things
in mind, let's get started on yours!
Now that you have a good idea of what you
would like to have on your classroom webpage, where can you find yours?
Hold your control key down on your keyboard. While holding that key down,
tap the letter "n". This will open up another browser window so that
you have two Internet Explorer windows open. Now you can "window" back
and forth between the two webpages. In the window you just opened,
click in the address bar, backspace the internet address that is currently in
there out and type in www.stonewall.fayette.k12.ky.us/teachers/
in the address bar. In the picture below, Stonewall's web address is in
the address bar. 
Without leaving any spaces, type in your last name, then /, and last name.htm.
For example if my last name was Cress, I would type the following::
www.stonewall.fayette.k12.ky.us/teachers/cress/cress.htm
Now press your enter key.
Hey, there's my webpage! We need to
do just one more thing before we start creating. Click on the following:
FILE
EDIT WEBPAGE WITH MICROSOFT FRONT PAGE
A box will appear that looks like your log
in box when you open your email. Something like this
Get those creative juices
flowing because it is now time to create your main page!
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To
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