WEBOCOM MEETING

30 September 2009 // 263 Dwinelle // 6-7 PM

 

>> Icebreaker – work in teams and answer trivia questions on www.freeflour.com

  1. Jennifer – 4th year, MCB; Keiko – 4th year engineering physics (37 spoons of flour)
  2. Jonamir – 3rd year, Psych & Social Welfare; Ken – IUR (43)
  3. Mimi – 3rd year, English; John – Rhetoric (26)
  4. Catherine – 2nd year MCB; Diane – 2nd year Pre-Business (37)
  5. Melissa – 2nd year Pre-Business; Sooyun – 2nd year MCB or IB & Art (33)
  6. Peter, Anhpha, Cindy (43)
  7. Anhpha – 2nd year IB; JC (33)
  8. Tammy – 2nd year IB; Margaret – 3rd year business; Tiffany – 3rd year (38)
  9. Vincent – 4th year English; Wesley – 1st year conversation and resource studies, EECS (38)

>> HTML Tutorial – http://www.alturl/uddh; helps you see HTML changes on-the-fly

  1. <*> starts things. </*> closes things, where *= anything below. It’s good to close your HTML code so it behaves properly.
    1. <p> blah blah blah </p> (to begin and end a paragraph)
    2. <br> blah blah blah <br /> (to create a break – if you don’t do this there will be a line between paragraphs)
    3. <b> blah blah blah </b>  (makes text bold)
    4. <u> blah blah blah </u> (underlines text)
  2. <ahref=www.google.com> click here to go to google </a> (creates a hyperlink to a given website. Hyperlink will say ‘click here to go to google’)
  3. <img src=http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL-images/logo.gif />
    1. <center> </center> (if around the code above, centers the image)
    2. align=”left”after logo.gif/ and before > text wraps an image to the left
      1. Ken: What happens if you want to type multiple carat sign?
        1. T. Tieu: Special HTML commands. Look them up.

>> HTML’ers will format four Committee pages on our Website

  1. Jennifer, Keiko, Mimi – scrapbook page
  2. Sooyun, Melissa – projects page
  3. Cindy, Diane, Catherine – single service page
  4. Wesley, Vincent, Tiffany – newsletter page

>> Video to advertise WEBOCOM

  1. Anhpha, Peter, Jonamir, Ken, JC, John
    1. What was your favorite service meeting in the past month?
    2. What did you think of first general meeting?