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Why these Links?

I have chosen the following links as a reflection of my eclectic range of interests.  I have set them out in the following categories and I hope that there is some logical consistency in these cataloguing decisions that makes some common sense to others who visit this web site. I have also a very extensive collection of links and articles related to Opensource Software which can be found HERE.  I have not duplicated them at this site

arrowWebpage design links
arrow:Community Networking / Community Development
arrow:Rural links
arrow:Education, Employment and Training
arrow:Community Information
arrow:Whatever is left over!

I would welcome any suggestions for links to be included at this site.  I would also like to be kept informed if the links are not working.  So Email me with your comments, thoughts, suggestions, criticisms and ideas.

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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Several years ago I undertook an online teaching and learning course in which the first task I set myself was to develop better understanding of HTML code writing and in particular learn about Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).  I had long wanted to have enough time to really get to grips with it so I spent time kicking around the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) website following links and looking for good online tutorials that would teach me how to do a CSS website. So the following links are my research into CSS with my comments thrown in for good measure.

Favourite Search Engine

When I undertake research and writing projects I always run this search engine in the background GOOGLE! http://www.google.com/.  For example in the About me file I wanted to find information about Mike Cooley and Ernest Schumacher I had Google running in the background finding links.  It is fast (has no banner adds to download), delivers a good range of results and lets you refine your search within the returned results.  Works even better if you are up to boolean search but powerful for the lay user.  I used to use Profusion when it was at the University of Kansas (profusion.ittc.ukans.edu/) but the commercial site has too many banners and is too slow. Profusion http://www.profusion.com/ 

CGI-Scripts

If you want to explore how you can make websites more dynamic using CGI-Scripts have a look at Bravenet - Webmaster Tools
 

Software that is interesting

I have been using a Shareware Web browser called Opera which operates on low level (Low non pentium machines, small RAM) systems and varied platforms (Win 3.1, Win 95/98, Win NT, Mac, Linux, Unix, Amiga) I have been impressed with the way it works it to seems to render complex webpages and can handle a wide variety of file formats.  Have a look. http://www.operasoftware.com/

I have recently come across a Free HTML editor called 1st Page 2000 with so many bells and whistles that it is too complex to deal with unaided!  It allows CGI-Scripting, Java, CSS and stack more.  But the best thing of all it is Australian!  I am keen to find someone who is using 1st page 2000 for feedback, comments and online instruction!  Email me.

Of course you have to look at my Opensource Page as well for my links to some really interesting Software.

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Philanthropy

As you can see I have been a community worker for quite awhile one of the first sets of information I have put in my links page is where are the $$$ Dollars to be found.  I found the Philanthropy Australia Website a very good starting point with lots of very good information. Another good site is Our Community


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Overseas


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This document was prepared by Ken Young  April 2003.
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