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| WALT (What we are learning today) |
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Today you will learn how to create a web page using Word
and to understand the advantages of using different software packages
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| WILF (What you will complete by the end of this lesson) |
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By the end of the lesson pupils will have created a webpage in Word and
compared both their web sites and see which one is more efficient, easier to understand. |
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If you would prefere this lesson on paper then click here. Check with your teacher before you print it.
TASK 1
Although all web pages are based on the structure of HTML, different applications can be used to create them. We have already created a simple web page by typing in the HTML tags yourself using notepad.
Now we are going to create the same web page using Microsoft Word. In Word we simply design the layout of the page and the code will be automatically generated for us.
Follow the steps below:
1. Load MS Word and start a new document:
To be able to view a web page correctly we must click on “Web Layout” in the “View” menu.
2. To add the text :
We simply type the text – no tags needed.
Type the text on the right exactly as it appears remembering to press enter at the end of each line.
You should replace “YOUR NAME HERE” with your own name and leave a space for the school badge. |
This is the second web page created by YOUR NAME HERE.
I am a student at Sir John Nelthorpe School.
The school badge is below:
My favourite search engine is:
Google. |
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3. To create the heading text :
Use the mouse to highlight the first line of text “This is the second…” Then select Heading 1 from the drop down style box (To the left of the font dropdown box).
4. To add the image :
Position the cursor on a new blank line and then select “Picture” from the “Insert” menu. Select the “From file” option and then use the dialogue box to find the image:
G:\school logo\logo.jpg … and then click on “Insert”.
5. To add the hyperlink to Google :
Use the mouse to highlight the word Google on the last line of text. Now select “Hyperlink” from the “Insert” menu. In the next field labelled “Type the name of the file or web page name” Type the web page address shown below:
http://www.google.co.uk … then click on “OK” to convert the text to a hyperlink.
6. To save your work follow these steps carefully:
- Select “Save As” from the “File” menu.
- Change the “save In:” box to your "Web design" directory you created in your user area.
- Change the “Save as type” to Web Page.
- Type the filename “index2.html” and click on “Save”
7. Now view your web page in the internet browser :
Click here to find out how to open it in internet explorer if you are unsure.
N.B. To see the HTML code for the web page displayed in Internet Explorer:
Select “Source” from the “View” menu.
TASK 2
Compare the code that you typed yourself with the code produced by Word for the same page.
When you have finished and shown your page to your teacher you may add to the page using Word.