Chapter Twenty-two: Publishing Files on the World Wide Web

Table of Contents: Course Syllabus Course Assignments and Due Dates Tips and Tricks Part One: Understanding The Internet Chapter One: Definitions Chapter Two: How the Internet is Changing the World Part Two: Getting On The Internet Chapter Three: Getting Connected Chapter Four: Surfing the Net Part Three: Communicating Over The Internet Chapter Five: Internet Etiquette (Netiquette) Chapter Six: Electronic Mail Chapter Seven: Listserv Chapter Eight: Usenet Newsgroups Chapter Nine: Communicating in Real Time Chapter Ten: Telnet Part Four: Finding Things On The Internet Chapter Eleven: Searching for Information Chapter Twelve: Commonly Found Internet File Types Chapter Thirteen: Downloading From the Internet Chapter Fourteen: Bibliographic Style for Citing Internet Resources Part Five: Creating Web Pages Chapter Fifteen: Web Page Creation Strategies Chapter Sixteen: Web Page Design Chapter Seventeen: How HTML Works Chapter Eighteen: Creating Your Web Page Resume Chapter Nineteen: Putting Images on Web Pages Chapter Twenty: Using Tables for Advanced Web Page Layout Chapter Twenty-one: Making a Local Web and a Home Page Chapter Twenty-two: Publishing Files on the World Wide Web Part Six: Using Multimedia On The Internet Chapter Twenty-three: How Web Browsers Do Multimedia Chapter Twenty-four: Waveform Audio Recording Part Seven: Planning For The Future Of The Internet Chapter Twenty-five: Societal Issues Chapter Twenty-six: Emerging Technology Chapter Twenty-seven: How to Keep Up Send E-Mail to Instructor Internet Resources Home Page

After completing this chapter, you will be able to: Define what it means to publish a file on the World Wide Web. Transfer your files to your Web site. Inspect the folder of files at your Web site. Create folders and maintain a good directory structure at your Web site. Rename or delete files at your Web site. Cope with case-sensitive servers. Set the file permission attributes at your Web site. Advertise the existence of your Web site. Understand what it means to be a WebMaster. How to Publish Your Web Site to the Internet Once you have built your web site, you will want to make it accessible from the Internet. To do so, you will need to store your htm, html, sound, movie and graphic files on a web server. If you are a student at CSUMB, instructions for moving your files onto the seal server can be found at Tech Support within the Network and Computing section of the CSUMB website. Be sure to move your files into the WORLD directory. If you prefer, you can obtain free server space from Geocities, Xoom, or Angelfire, or other free hosting services. To move your web site files into your free server space, you will need to follow the instructions provided by each hosting service. This information is usually found in the Members Only section of their individual web sites. Some will require you use their own online file manager tools to move, delete or rename website files. Others will permit you to use an FTP client, such as WS_FTP, to move your files into the free server space. Each will provide you with step by step instructions for accomplishing this. If you have any questions or discover problems completing this process, contact your instructor for individualized assistance. Online Resources: Promoting Your Web Site Add to Yahoo Lycos Add Your Site to Lycos Submit It!: Web site promotion and marketing. Definition: Eureka! - Secrets of Searching the Web & Promoting Your Website Yahoo! Computers and Internet:Internet:World Wide Web:Information and Documentation:Site Announcement and Promotion GO Network: Internet Maintaining a Web Site Software - WS_FTP Software - Fetch Becoming a Webmaster CIO WebBusiness - Using the Web in Business CNET Builder.com Association of Internet Professionals Assignment to turn in for credit: Describe the process you used to move your files to the web server in the assignment for Chapter 21. Submit your answer Go to: Chapter Twenty-one Chapter Twenty-three

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