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WEb design courses

Jan 8, 2007 6:32AM PST

I'm looking into taking a web design course (rather than just a tutorial) and those provided by the IWA-HWG look good. Does anyone have an idea of how good these courses are, or an idea of another place to take such a course.

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Local
Jan 8, 2007 10:34PM PST

You might want to see if a local community college is offering any classes. It is nice to have a local community of students to work with and review your work and share techniques.

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Community college
Jan 8, 2007 10:41PM PST

A local school would have been my first choice, but they have no courses available at a time that I could attend. So I looked online for options and this one seemed the best for price and availability. I just would like know if they have any type of reputation, either positive or negative.

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Online
Jan 27, 2007 3:19AM PST

I am sure there are online courses that you could take.
Do you just want a template? There are tons of those everywhere for free or for 50 bucks.

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regardless of where you live...
Mar 12, 2007 6:47AM PDT

I'm currently an international student at the Santa Rosa Junior College in santa rosa, ca. And they have some really good online classes, like html, css, dreamweaver, flash, php, etc, check them out
http://www.santarosa.edu
The css and flash online classes, with jeff Diamond are great, they are taught using adobe connect, which is great.