Dreamweaver I CCE-245

Learn the basics for how to create and design great looking, professional web pages in record time. Topics include exploring the Dreamweaver environment, defining and formatting a web page, adding design elements, and working with links.

Course Outline

Dreamweaver is a very powerful HTML Editor program that's designed to make Web Page Design easy. Learn the basics for how to create and design great looking, professional web pages in record time. Topics include exploring the Dreamweaver environment, defining and formatting a web page, adding design elements, and working with links.

Additional Details

Pre-Requisites

Familiarity with HTML coding.

Certificates offered

A letter outlining your participation.

Cancellation Policy

Participants who withdraw or fail to find a substitute less than 5 business days before the start of their course will be charged a fee based on the workshop duration as follows:
- $50 --- half-day workshop
- $100 --- one-day workshop
- $150 --- two-day workshop
Participants may withdraw or transfer to a different workshop 5 business days or more before the start of the workshop at no penalty. Individuals must notify the Centre for Continuing Education in writing to withdraw from a workshop.
Substitutions for a paid registration are welcome at anytime. The Centre for Continuing Education reserves the right to substitute qualified instructors due to unforeseen circumstances

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For a basic introduction to Macros, this was a good session. Perhaps, the handouts could have included a link to a 'bible' of more advanced commands.

Reviewed by Christopher L. 2011

   

Perfect, exactly what I was expecting/needed.

Reviewed by Christopher L. 2011