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Information Tags

Informational Tags include:Abbr, Address, Article, Aside, Cite
Purpose is to tell the browser what the content is all about.
<ABBR> Stands for Abbreviation
<ADDRESS> Defines the contact information for the author/owner of a document or an article.
<ARTICLE> Tells the browser that the content is independent and self-containted.
<ASIDE> Defines some content aside from the content it is placed in.
<CITE> Defines the title of a work (e.g. a book, a song, a movie, a TV show, a painting, a sculpture, etc.)

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I. Introduction
	Overview of HTML 5	5:14
	Types of Websites	7:46
	What is HTML?	6:09
	Creation of the Internet	25:35
	The Impact in Our Lives	15:11
	Careers in Web Development	23:25
II. Getting Started
	Tools for Use	11:45
	Planning A Web Site	14:56
	Storyboarding	6:42
	Elements, Attributes and Tags	12:12
	Starting the Project	6:20
III. HTML 5
	Header Tags	43:14
	Text Styling	15:59
	Information Tags	11:44
	Tags Used to Emphasize Words	8:02
	Tags Used to Arrange Text	17:10
	Phrase Tags	5:32
	Images	13:04
	Hyperlinking	25:50
	Tables	16:51
	Forms	22:34
	Additional Form Elements	6:23
	The Form Tag	8:29
	Form Action	6:20
	Audio	7:06
	Video	6:47
	Iframe	13:29
	Character Codes	10:58
	Simple Java Script	15:15
	Finishing Up	8:49

Computer Science: HTML 5

I. Introduction
	Overview of HTML 5			5:14
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:08
		Sample of What HTML 5 Looks Like		0:28
		Video Formats		1:28
			Audio Files	1:34
		Video and Audio Elements/ Attributes		1:46
		Form Elements		2:24
			Action	2:34
			Example of Forms You'll Create	2:45
		Java Script		3:54
			Header and Body	4:07
			Preview	4:36
	Types of Websites			7:46
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:25
		Types of Websites		1:01
			E-Commerce	1:12
			Promo	1:52
			Database	2:22
			Social Media	3:10
		Languages of the Web		3:47
			Server Side	4:08
			Client Side	6:06
	What is HTML?			6:09
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:14
		What is HTML?		0:34
			Markup Language	0:42
			Definition	1:35
			Programming Languages	1:52
		Opening Tags/ Closing Tags		3:10
			Examples	3:23
			Tags That Don't Need Closing Tags	3:56
		Source Code		4:21
			Firefox	4:46
			Internet Explorer	5:00
			Chrome	5:29
	Creation of the Internet			25:35
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:17
		What is the Internet?		0:56
			Definition	1:04
			Main Frame	1:29
		Who Invented the Computer?		3:22
			Charles Babbage	3:44
			Created Idea & Plans	4:49
			The Difference Engine	5:16
		Evolution of Computers		5:30
			Server Room	5:46
		Evolution of Computers		6:49
			Apple Founders	6:59
			Personal Computer	7:12
		Evolution of Computers		7:48
			Commodore (Apple)	7:58
			1990's PC	8:11
			2000's Computer Became More of Entertainment System	8:35
			1990's Laptop	9:00
			Thinner Version of Laptop	9:10
			iPhone/ Tablets	9:34
		Creation of the Internet		10:19
			Purpose of the Internet	10:38
			Explain Diagram	11:34
		Creation of the Internet		12:19
		Ray Tomlinson		13:15
		TELENET		13:57
			Created for Concept of Logging In	14:16
			U.S. Military's Interest	14:35
		FTP		15:11
		1980's Telnet to TCP/IP		15:40
			How TCP was Better	15:58
		1980's Newsgroups		16:23
			Newsgroups Allows Collaboration Between Students & Professors	16:35
		1990's Search Engines		17:15
			Gopher Address	17:32
		1900's Spidering		18:12
			Definition	18:25
		1990's Search Engines		19:27
			Mark Andreseen	19:47
			Netscape	20:30
		2000's Social Media		21:14
			1990's AOL Chat Room	21:34
			Myspace	22:36
			Facebook	23:50
	The Impact in Our Lives			15:11
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:30
		1990's Community		0:59
			AOL Chat Rooms	1:09
			56.6K Modem	1:49
			Internet's All About Community	2:36
		1990's Community		3:54
			View Pictures of All Sorts of People	4:08
			Pioneering Concept	5:19
		.com Bubble Burst		5:50
			What Are They	6:04
			How Long They Lasted	6:14
			What Caused the .com Bubble Burst	6:30
			Brick & Mortar	7:30
		Today		8:23
			Things We Do With the Internet	8:39
			Shop	8:40
			Watch Movies	9:00
			Online Dating	9:27
			Social Media	9:49
			Telephone	10:01
			Learn	10:16
		Tomorrow: Following		10:36
			Hand Held Devices Will Become the Norm	10:52
		Tomorrow: Bigger		11:46
			Bigger Devices (Monitor)	11:56
		Tomorrow: Apps		12:40
			Every Company Will have an iPhone App	12:51
		Tomorrow: Privacy Challenged		13:38
		Tomorrow: Servers in the Home		13:58
	Careers in Web Development			23:25
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:49
		Front-End Developer		1:08
			HTML	1:24
			Javascript	3:04
			CSS	3:59
			Flash	5:10
			Images Software	6:58
		Importance of Front-End Developer		8:15
			Set the Tone for the Project	9:09
			Your Work is What People Will See	9:30
			Your Work Sells	10:17
			Control Navigation	11:58
			Work With Them	12:37
		Back-End Developer		13:19
			Scenario of What It Does	13:31
			Ensures Front-End Developer Connects With Server	14:10
			Purpose of Back-End Developer	15:27
			Reversing Scenario	15:47
			Purpose of Back-End Developer	17:19
		Back-End Developer		17:27
			PHP	17:52
			Javascript	18:11
			ASP	18:31
			Database	18:54
			Functionalities	19:51
			Work With Front-End Developer	20:08
		Finding Work		20:21
			Websites You Can Search At	20:58
			Portfolio	21:34
			Self-Employed	22:02
II. Getting Started
	Tools for Use			11:45
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:34
		HTML Editors		1:41
			Notepad	2:16
			Edit Pad	2:55
			NetBeans	3:29
			Text Wrangler	3:45
			Google Search	3:57
			BBEdit	4:42
			BBEdit's Website	4:45
			Simultron	5:09
			Simultron Example	5:33
		Image Manipulation		6:11
			Both Have Dream Weaver	6:31
			What Is Dream Weaver	7:03
			Kompozer	8:15
			Kompozer Website	8:32
			Coda	9:04
			Paint & Paintbrush	9:55
		FTP: File Transfer Protocol		10:26
			Most Popular FTP	10:47
			Firefox FTP	11:03
	Planning A Web Site			14:56
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:26
		Flowcharts		0:37
			What is a Flowchart	0:44
			Create with Google Docs	2:42
		Schematics		9:00
			What It Is	9:08
			Pictorial Explanation: Draw Homepage of Website	9:25
			Create with Google Docs	10:49
	Storyboarding			6:42
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:18
		Concepts		0:32
		Schematics From Previous Lesson - Google Docs		2:32
		Storyboarding		4:11
			Image Manipulation	4:13
			Photoshop	4:23
			Important to See Website/ Coding First	5:00
			Final Result of Schematics	5:43
			Compare Schematics & Final Result	6:06
	Elements, Attributes and Tags			12:12
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:07
		What Are Tags?		0:21
			Tags Are Mark-Up Language	0:54
			Start Tag with No Attributes	1:05
		What Are Elements		1:46
			Point of Focus	1:55
			Example	2:01
			Purpose	2:25
		Examples of Elements		3:23
			Results When You Type In Editor	5:11
		What Are Attributes		5:53
			Definition	6:05
			Examples	6:41
		Examples of Attributes		7:12
			Image	7:22
			What Does the Browser Need to Know About the Image	7:50
		See Code in Action		11:05
	Starting the Project			6:20
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:29
		Our Target Project		1:09
			Navigation	1:23
			Populated with Content	1:37
			Save All Files	2:03
		Sample Page to Create		2:37
			What the Code Produces	2:58
			How to Make Code Show up	3:51
		Our Target Project		4:01
			Less Than & Greater Than Code	4:23
			Break to Next Line Code	4:41
			Bullet Points Code	4:51
			Text Code	5:31
			See in Browser	5:54
III. HTML 5
	Header Tags			43:14
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:02
		Header Section		1:51
			Difference Between Header and Body Section	2:15
			What the Header is Used For	2:47
		Header Section Elements		3:11
			Head Section	3:24
			Mandatory Elements	3:40
		<!DOCTYPE html>		4:51
			Purpose	5:04
			Show in Code Form	6:33
			Show in Browser	7:20
			Page You Will Be Creating	9:02
		HTML Tag		9:45
			Purpose	10:49
			Files of HTML	11:23
			Show in Browser	12:26
			Show in Code Form	13:17
		HEAD Tag		16:44
			What It Is	17:13
			Show in Browser	19:05
			Show in Code Form	19:34
		TITLE Tag		22:02
			What it Consists of	22:21
			Important for Search Engine Optimization	22:35
			What Title Tag Looks Like	23:24
			Show in Browser	23:55
			Show in Code Form	24:41
		What Are Elements?		25:48
			Optional Elements	26:09
		APP CACHE		26:30
			Purpose	26:37
			Cache	27:51
			Show in Code Form	28:30
		BASE		28:59
			Why You Should Use It	30:49
			Show in Code Form	31:12
		Script		32:40
			Show in Code Form	34:10
		LINK		34:44
			Purpose	34:52
			Show in Code Form	36:09
		META		36:24
			About Information	36:49
			Attributes of META Elements	37:42
			Name & Keywords	42:08
			Show in Code Form	42:43
	Text Styling			15:59
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:18
		Body Section		1:34
			Font Tag	1:53
		Color Attribute		2:02
			Hexadecimal System	2:26
			Figuring Out Hexadecimal	3:39
			RGB Value	4:22
			Google Hexadecimal Converter	7:50
		Face Attribute		9:22
			Common Fonts Used	9:36
			How to Write It	10:37
			Code Example	10:56
		Size Attribute		12:16
			Font Size	12:27
			Lesson to Download	13:28
			Examples of Different Font Attributes	14:35
	Information Tags			11:44
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:17
		<ABBR>		1:10
			Stands for Abbreviation	1:30
			Title	2:16
			<ABBR> Example	2:33
			Purpose of Coding	3:25
		<ADDRESS>		3:46
			Represents	4:02
			<ADDRESS> Example	4:45
		<ARTICLE>		5:45
			Address Tag in Article Tag	5:59
			<ARTICLE> Example	6:59
		<ASIDE>		7:25
			<ASIDE> Example	7:48
		<CITE>		8:25
			Represents	8:30
			<CITE> Example	8:56
		Practice: Download Info.htm		9:59
			End Result	11:22
	Tags Used to Emphasize Words			8:02
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:17
		<DEL>		1:22
			What It Does	1:26
			Two Attributes	1:45
			Example	2:07
		<INS>		2:52
			Two Attributes	3:09
			Example	3:15
		Header Tags <H1> to <H6>		3:31
			Importance	3:49
			How It's Displayed on Screen	4:01
		<PRE>		5:28
			Example	5:52
		<EM>		6:35
			Example: em.html	7:12
	Tags Used to Arrange Text			17:10
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:14
		<DL>		1:12
			What It Stands For	1:26
			<DT> & <DD>	1:39
			Example	1:57
		<P>		3:04
			Example: Paragraph	3:13
		<BLOCKQUOTE>		3:48
			Example	4:03
		<CAPTION>		4:59
			Example	5:32
			Tags for Rows	5:56
			Information Inside Table is Represented By…	6:15
			Caption Tag	6:39
		<DIV>		7:07
			Example	7:31
			Used For	8:03
		<FOOTER>		8:18
			Example	9:12
		Creating List with LI Tag (UL/OL)		9:29
			Unordered List	10:02
			Attributes	10:10
			Example 1	10:51
			Ordered List & Numbers	11:16
			Example 2	12:34
			Example 3	13:04
			Example Unordered List	13:44
		<Hgroup>		13:57
			Header Tags	14:25
			Example	15:06
		Practice: Download arrangetext.html		15:59
	Phrase Tags			5:32
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:25
		<Phrase Tags>		1:31
			End Result	1:56
			Strong Text	2:16
			Definition Term	2:50
			Computer Code	3:05
			Sample Output from Computer Program	3:32
			Keyboard Input	4:12
			Variable	4:30
			Download in Text Editor: phrasetag.html	5:02
	Images			13:04
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:07
		Knowing and Preparing Your Images		1:03
			Photoshop	1:41
			Other Things You Can Use for Image Manipulation	2:08
		The Images Folder		2:55
			Every Type of Element Belongs In Its Own Directory	3:16
		Types of Images		4:18
			Other Types of Images	4:30
			PNG	4:50
			Transparent Background in Photoshop	6:05
		The Pulpit Rock: Image & Caption		6:38
		<FIGURE>		7:12
			Figure	7:22
			Figcaption	7:27
			Code for The Pulpit Rock	7:34
			See the <figcaption>	8:30
		Arrangements		8:45
			Two Important Attributes	9:06
			Sample Code	9:47
		Types of Images		10:30
			Where Text Appears	10:38
		Image.html		11:39
	Hyperlinking			25:50
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:24
		Types of Links		1:14
		Link Elements		1:46
			Most Important Element: <A>	1:55
			Attributes	2:06
			Target	2:43
		HREF		3:33
		Target		4:13
			Four Simple Attributes of Target	4:30
			See Blank	4:45
			Self	5:36
			Parent	6:02
			Top	6:34
		REL/ REV		6:57
			Relevance	7:22
			Document with Rev/Rel Attributes	7:49
			REL	8:32
			REV	8:41
		Name		9:09
			Hyperlink	9:57
			Example	10:25
			Important: Use # Sign	11:05
			Create Hyperlink	11:51
			Click Here to Return to Top of Page	12:31
		Images		13:17
			Alternate Text	13:25
		Area		14:07
			Html Example	14:33
			Refers to Images	15:42
			How to Write Code from Example	16:24
			Rectangle: Coordinates	18:49
			Image Map	19:37
			Circle	21:56
			Polygon	23:12
		HW		23:56
		Area Website to Visit		25:07
			Browser: Upload Image	25:28
	Tables			16:51
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:15
		Anatomy of a Table		2:04
			Purpose of a Table	2:14
			Elements/ Attributes	3:01
			Cell	4:06
			Alignment	4:52
			Obsolete in HTML 5.0	5:09
		Anatomy of a Table		5:42
			Opening & Ending Tags	5:58
			Other Attributes	6:12
			Border	6:26
			Align	6:37
			Cell Spacing	7:28
			Cell Spacing vs Cell Padding	8:13
			Rows	9:01
		Anatomy of a Table		9:54
			HTML 4.0	10:25
			CSS as defined by HTML 5	10:52
			Comparing HTML 4.0 & 5.0	12:35
			Website for CSS Padding Help	14:43
			Tables Coding	15:40
	Forms			22:34
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:20
		Purpose of a Form		0:39
		Form Elements (Objects)		1:56
			Form Tag	2:19
			Input Type	2:51
		Type Attributes		3:42
			Attributes Give Further Instructions	3:56
			Download form1.html	4:56
			Show in Browser	5:14
			Text Field	6:17
			Text Area	7:26
			Radio Buttons	8:15
			List Menu	8:44
			File	9:44
			Hidden	10:46
			Password	11:31
			Label	12:00
			Button: HTML or Image	12:48
			Download form2.html	13:17
			Text Field	13:52
			Name	14:02
			Autofocus	14:44
			Autocomplete	15:21
			Disabled	15:52
			Maxlength	16:21
			Min Value	16:53
			Multiple	17:25
			Placeholder	17:57
			Read Only	18:29
			Required	18:59
			Accept	19:30
			Text Area Attributes	19:52
			Wrap	20:21
			Autofocus Disabled Maxlength	20:34
	Additional Form Elements			6:23
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:20
		Text Field Attributes: Download form3.html		0:58
			Color	1:35
			Range	2:33
			Search	3:02
		Select/ Optgroup/ Option		3:39
			Select Tag	3:52
			Optgroup Tag	4:02
		Benefits of Select and Optgroup Option		4:25
			Left Side: Simple List	5:17
			Right Side: Optgroup Label	5:35
	The Form Tag			8:29
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:09
			Illustration of Form Tag	0:55
		Form		2:18
			Form Element	2:35
			Form in Action	2:45
			Backend Program	3:08
		Form Elements		3:37
		Open form4.htm: Text Field Attributes		3:53
			Action	4:17
			Enctype	4:34
			Method	5:01
			Novalidate	6:17
			Target	6:46
			Practice: Code to Work On	7:16
	Form Action			6:20
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:10
		Form		1:41
			What Happens When You Hit the Submit Buttion	2:06
		Path of Action		3:11
		Browser Demo		3:42
		Contact.php		4:47
	Audio			7:06
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:18
		Audio Formats		1:11
			Four Main Formats	1:17
		Audio Elements/ Attributes		2:47
			Autoplay	3:09
			Controls	3:29
			Loop	3:53
			Src	4:41
		Audio Elements/ Attributes Live Demo		4:57
			Audio.html	5:09
			View Source	6:20
	Video			6:47
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:41
		Video Formats		1:23
			List of Formats	1:26
			MP4	1:37
			Quick Time	1:58
			AVI and OGG	2:07
		Video Elements/ Attributes		3:02
			Autoplay	3:19
			Controls	3:34
			Source	3:47
			More Attributes	4:08
		Download Video.html		5:31
			Code	5:40
	Iframe			13:29
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:23
		Purpose of an Iframe		0:39
			Download Frame.html	0:57
		Iframe Elements/ Attributes		2:13
			Typical Attributes	2:30
			Scrolling	3:23
			Allowtransparency	3:43
			Example Code	4:02
			Auto	4:51
			Open Frame.html in Browser	5:57
			Open Text Editor	7:22
			Frame2.html	8:11
			Code	8:25
			Source Code Change Scrolling	8:59
			Source Code Name	11:01
		Preparing HyperLinks		12:05
			Target = Name of Frame	12:38
			Code	13:02
	Character Codes			10:58
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:27
		Types of Codes		1:33
			Common Symbols	1:45
			Uncommon Symbols	1:57
		ASCII Code Example		3:19
			Copyright Info	3:23
			Copyright Symbols	4:00
			Minimum Digits	5:46
		Website: ASCII Control Character		7:00
		Website: Extended ASCII Codes		9:50
	Simple Java Script			15:15
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:21
		Placement of JS File		2:35
			JS File Location	2:39
			What is a JS File	3:13
			javascript.js File	3:35
			Script and Source Attribute	4:18
		Analyzing Code		4:59
			Javascript File	5:15
			Common Code	5:49
			Frame.html	8:34
			Javascript Samples	9:35
		References		11:38
			Copy the Code	11:58
			Website: Dynamic Drive	12:42
	Finishing Up			8:49
		Intro		0:00
		Lesson Overview		0:26
		Registering a Domain Name		1:04
			Difference Between Registrar and a Host	1:30
			Domain Name is Like Your Phone Number	2:04
			Phone is Like Host	2:32
			Keep Domain Name, Change Host	3:34
		FTP		4:49
			Uploading / Downloading	5:04
			Software	5:54
			Need This From Webhost	6:30
		What a FTP File Looks Like		7:26
			How it Looks After You Press Connect	8:11

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