HTML Introduction

Many schools and districts now require their teachers maintain a class website.  The good news is you do not have to build your own website from scratch.  In fact, many website builders don't even require that you know how to code at all.  HOWEVER, knowing how to code a website is an important skill because it allows you to troubleshoot and to make edits that you may not otherwise be able to do if you don't know how to code.

To enable you to tweak and edit websites that you might build as a teacher, you will learn the basics of HTML.  HTML is the language that websites are built upon.  Watch this short video for an introduction to HTML.

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Next, participate in this 1-hour video where I show you how to create a basic website using HTML.  Make sure to code along with me so that you can create your own basic website:

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Then, visit W3schools Links to an external site. and complete the following micro-learning tutorials on HTML.  Microlearning tutorials are short lessons that usually take 1-5 minutes to complete and teach a single principle.

1. HTML Introduction
2. HTML Basic
3. HTML Elements
4. HTML Attributes
5. HTML Headings
6. HTML Paragraphs
7. HTML Styles
8. HTML Formatting
9. HTML Quotations
10. HTML Comments
11. HTML Links
12. HTML Images
13. HTML Tables
14. HTML Lists