1. By hand using a text editor.  Use Notepad in Windows or SimpleText on a Mac.
   a. Here's a basic webpage. (Use View Source to see the html code)
   b. Google "Basic HTML Tutorial" for more.

2. Use a program
   a. Advanced Online Equation Editor (Click DEMO)
   b. Use Word and Save As Webpage...
   c. Google and download an HTML Editor.

3. Examples
   a. Decimal Conversion Challenge (Use View Source to see the html code)
   b. Coolmath tutorials
   c. Purplemath tutorials

1. Write them on paper and scan it or take a picture.  Use the picture in your web page.
2. Use Equation Editor in Word.
   It's in the menu:  Insert -> Object... -> Microsoft Equation 3.0
   Have your Office CD on hand in case this feature isn't installed.
3. Other resources
   Basic Online Equation Editor
   Advanced Online Equation Editor (Click DEMO)
   MathType - Windows and Mac, Trial Version
   MathMagic - Windows and Mac, Trial version

1. Use a scanner or camera to take a picture.
   You'll need to crop and resize the image.  Microsoft Paint is the simplest program in Windows.

2. Screen capture.
   To copy your picture on a PC, press Alt-PrtSc. The PrtSc key is located at the top of your
   keyboard near the F12 key. PrtSc stands for Print Screen and it copies the active window to
   the Windows Clipboard. From there you can paste it into any program such as Paint. If you're
   using a Mac, turn Caps Lock on and hold down Command-Shift-4. Your cursor will change to a
   bull's eye. Click the window you want to capture. The screenshot is saved on the root level
   of your hard drive as a Picture 1, Picture 2, etc in PICT file format.

3. From web pages, right-click and Save Picture As...

- Press Shift+Enter for a one-line carriage return
- Inserting Images
  1. You have to do it by hand.
  2. Just type IMAGE wherever you plan to put one.
  3. Copy the HTML code to your webpage file.
  4. Search the code for IMAGE and replace IMAGE with the code to insert an image.
     Ex: <img src="filename.jpg">

1. Make sure your html files are named correctly.  For example, "1.5.2.html" and "5.4.1.solution.html"
   The first file is your tutorial.  The second file is solutions to your practice problems.

   If you lost your paper, check the list of topics and file names here.

2. E-mail Mr. Ferrante your html files and any pictures or resources that they use.
   Send the files as attachments in School Loop.  Or send them to me at eric_ferrante@fuhsd.org
   
   If you have lots of files/pictures to send, zip them up into one file if you know how to do that.