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The web allows us to learn about our interests at will. I've dedicated
myself to a life of continued learning. I've received a wealth of knowledge
from some pretty bright people. Here are links to past instructors, who's
patient guidence, I'm forever grateful.
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JavaScript/Perl
Professor Gina Jerry, did a great job of making difficult concepts easy to
understand. She made time for anyone with questions, or extra help.
| | ASP/PHP
Professor Ken Geddes, Very well organized. His site has all you need to
keep up with class. It is a good example of how the web can supplement the
classroom education.
| | Web Design
Professor Van Allen, was the one who really set my mind in motion. Showing
me new concepts for interactivity, and a new way of non linear thinking. My
career path was forever change by the experience. Also, a fine example of using
the web to supplement classroom instruction. Site is not entirely up but most
of it is there.
| | Other online resources
Here is a short list of some of the basic terms that you hear all the
time but, what do they mean?
FlashKit - Resource for tutorials, sounds, and more for the Flash-a-holic.
PHP.net - PHP functions, syntax, and security documented. More than
you would ever want to know, about the powerful scripting language.
HTMLgoodies - Tutorials and Primers for a wide variety of popular web
languages. A great place to go if you're just starting out.
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