An Example of a "Learning Process" Journal (using the 2 colored box format)

Book: Dreamweaver MX by Nick Vandome

Source: Barnes & Noble 2003

Chap. 1 Introducing Dreamweaver [p. 7 - 28]

• information on the Insert panel. This involves simply clicking on an icon to activate the insert action.
• one can edit an image using Macromedia Fireworks
• Accessibility is an area that I have yet to implement. I understand the rationale of making pages more accessible for the visually impaired, and how this would work for images, but was surprised to see it also applied to tables.
• www.w3.org/wai

My first reaction is that it is about time that I compared what I know with the information available in introductions to Dreamweaver.

The Insert panel looks like a quicker way for inserting tables and images than using the Insert menu, which is the way I have been doing it so far!

I have yet to look at Fireworks, even though it is installed on my computer.

I have changed the settings in Preferences to prompt me for information for both images and tables. I am not yet sure what information is expected for tables, but will soon find out.

I have a fair amount of work in front of me, making my course pages accessible. My personal pages should also conform to the standard, but this may take more time than I have at the moment.

I also used the drag feature which Michelle showed me in our last class to make a link to a page within the web site. This is another useful and efficient technique.

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