Register through Hesburgh Libraries
For those who use the Web to communicate with others, a familiarity with HTML and CSS can improve the clarity and power of your communication and design, help you better understand the workings of the contemporary internet, and better style content in platforms that allow you access to source code.
In this hands-on workshop, we will dive immediately into building simple web pages, as a way to understand the relationship between HTML and CSS.
PREREQUISITES: No previous experience with HTML or CSS is necessary.
LEARNING GOALS
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Learn the foundations of HTML, including the primary HTML elements and the box model.
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Learn the foundations of CSS, including classes, IDs, and external-, embedded-, and inline styles.
RELATED PAGE: https://randal-sean-harrison.github.io/workshop-html-css/
We’ll be in 264, which has a far larger capacity than the number of people who have signed up. And 264 is a computer classroom. You may use the PCs there or bring your own machine. I’d recommend installing a code editor well before the workshop. Two good and free solutions are:
- Atom.io
- Visual Studio Code (VS Code)
Open to Graduate Students, Undergraduates, Faculty, Staff, Postdocs
Instructed by
Emerging Technologies Librarian, Randal Sean Harrison
rharriso@nd.edu
As the Emerging Technologies Librarian for the Hesburgh Library, Randy assists users with the identification, evaluation, and use of emerging technologies in the creation of a variety of media-rich projects, explores innovative online tools and related services, and identifies learning and engagement opportunities to support student research and promote student success.
Ph.D., Rhetoric and Technical Communication, Michigan Technological University M.A., Rhetoric and Writing, San Diego State University B.A., English, San Diego State University
For more information: randalseanharrison.com