links to good HTML tutorials

[Karl Groves]

A family friend recently asked me to teach her HTML, but because of my
schedule I just don't have the time.
Does anyone have any links to any good HTML tutorials I can point her to?
I'd prefer to send her somewhere that is a good intro without being too
geeky, let her get some good background and then hopefully I can give her
more hands-on help.

TIA

-Karl

 

[Stanimir Stamenkov]

/Karl Groves/:

Does anyone have any links to any good HTML tutorials I can point her to?

http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/General/Internet/WWW/index.html

 

[kayodeok]

A family friend recently asked me to teach her HTML, but because
of my schedule I just don't have the time.
Does anyone have any links to any good HTML tutorials I can
point her to? I'd prefer to send her somewhere that is a good
intro without being too geeky, let her get some good background
and then hopefully I can give her more hands-on help.

http://tranchant.plus.com/web/html-tutorial/
http://www.htmldog.com/guides/htmlbeginner/

 

[Jan Roland Eriksson]

A family friend recently asked me to teach her HTML, but because of my
schedule I just don't have the time.
Does anyone have any links to any good HTML tutorials I can point her to?
I'd prefer to send her somewhere that is a good intro without being too
geeky, let her get some good background and then hopefully I can give her
more hands-on help.

The most obvious...

<http://www.htmlhelp.org>

....has been around since early 1996, is still maintained and has a
groundwork that suits every intellectual human being on this planet.

 

[John J]

A family friend recently asked me to teach her HTML, but because of my
schedule I just don't have the time.
Does anyone have any links to any good HTML tutorials I can point her to?
I'd prefer to send her somewhere that is a good intro without being too
geeky, let her get some good background and then hopefully I can give her
more hands-on help.

TIA

-Karl

Still one of the best for step by step and overall comprehension of how it
all works, by building some pages:

http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/

John

 

[DU]

A family friend recently asked me to teach her HTML, but because of my
schedule I just don't have the time.
Does anyone have any links to any good HTML tutorials I can point her to?
I'd prefer to send her somewhere that is a good intro without being too
geeky, let her get some good background and then hopefully I can give her
more hands-on help.

TIA

-Karl

I have a section of links to tutorials here:

http://www10.brinkster.com/doctorunclear/Netscape7/Netscape7Section.html#HTMLWebsiteEdition

I must say that I need to update that section a bit as I found very good
tutorials here and there.

DU

 

[SpaceGirl]

A family friend recently asked me to teach her HTML, but because of my
schedule I just don't have the time.
Does anyone have any links to any good HTML tutorials I can point her to?
I'd prefer to send her somewhere that is a good intro without being too
geeky, let her get some good background and then hopefully I can give her
more hands-on help.

TIA

-Karl

http://www.w3schools.com/ free schooling.

 

[Frogleg]

A family friend recently asked me to teach her HTML, but because of my
schedule I just don't have the time.
Does anyone have any links to any good HTML tutorials I can point her to?

www.pagetutor.com

It's downloadable, too. Includes step-by-step examples and practice.
Your friend should be able to do a simple page in an hour or 2.