E-Teach presents: Online Tools for Teaching Web Publishing Cycle
OTT Home General Schedule Readings and Resources May Participants	The general cycle involves creating a document with HTML tags, FTPing it to you public_html directory on zoo, viewing the document with a browser, then editing it. There are several ways to accomplish these steps. Choose your favorite conceptual model:   1) Mix and Match: Choose one from column A, one from Column B, and one from Column C. A Create/Edit B FTP to host C Edit - Notepad (Windows): type HTML tags - SimpleText (Macintosh): type HTML tags - Word for Windows: type HTML tags, Save As text - Word for Windows w/ Internet Assistant: insert HTML tags with buttons and menus. Remeber to Save As HTML. - HTML editors: insert HTML tags with buttons and menus. Saves as HTML by default. - WS_FTP (Windows): move from PC to host, public_html directory. Issue chmod command by right-clicking on blank area, then choose FTP Commands: SITE - Fetch (Macintosh): move from Mac to host, public_html directory. Set permissions by clicking on file and choosing Remote: Set Permissions, or, before uploading files, choose Remote: Set Upload Permissions - Edit on your local hard drive: Use Netscape: View Source to make a local copy of the file. (Be sure to have chosen an editor in Option: General Preferences: Apps.) Edit file, then repeat from Step A. - Edit directly on zoo: Telnet to zoo, change to the public_html directory (cd public_html), then type pico filename.html to edit file. 2) Visualize graphically: Edit Locally, then FTP: or, Edit Remotely:   3) Follow the cycle as it is described in the Web Tutorial.