webzinedaytwo

Webzine Day Two--Links!
Open Netscape. Open Composer by clicking the little pen and paper in the lower right corner.

This is your editing window. Click the OPEN button

and open your index page.

Now you must decide on what words to make links out of to explain and expand on the essay. These will link to pages where you explain/expand parts of the essay or poem, like,

See the rubric for all the requirements. Remember that your web must go at least three layers deep, so some of your required links can be in the second layer. Decide on the keywords from the essay and fill in the chart.

On a separate sheet of paper, make a chart like the example below. Use pencil for this, because you will probably be making some changes, and make it big so you have a lot of room. I will be collecting this. Also hang on to the printed rough draft and evaluation sheet when you get them back from your editor.

Choose Blank Page.
For now, just type the title or keyword at the top of the page. You'll come back and write these pages soon.
Save, name and title like you did with the index page.

Select one of your keywords or phrases, and when your cursor turns into a little hand, right-click and choose Create Link Using Selected.
In this window, click on Choose File .
Browse to the web folder you created and find the file you made for that keyword. Double click on it. You now have a link!
Do this with all your keywords and phrases.
When you go back to work on the other pages, be sure to add a link on each of those pages back to the main essay page (index).
Linking to an Outside Site
When you link to an outside site -- like when you use a picture from another site and need to give credit and a link back:

Surf to the site with the browser window.
Click once in the url box, and Control C to copy the address.
Go back to the editing window, select the keyword, right-click, choose Create Link Using Selected, and this time paste -- Control V -- the address in the Link to window.