The document outlines three primary objectives for students learning web page creation, including using Microsoft Word to create a web page, building a website with a free host, and designing using WYSIWYG platforms. It explains the WYSIWYG concept, emphasizing that users see exactly what their audience will view. Detailed instructions are provided for creating a web page in Microsoft Word, from typing content to saving it as an HTML file.

1. Group - 3
BASIC WEB PAGE CREATION

2. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lessons student can:
1. Create web page using Microsoft Word;
2. Create your own website using a free
host;design a website using an online
WYSIWYG platforms; and
3. Edit and insert elements for their website.

3. WYSIWYG
-acronym for “What You See,Is What You
Get”.This means that whatever you
type,insert,draw,plce,arrange and everything you
do on a page is what the audience will see.Like
using the MS Word, WYSIWYG shows and prints
whatever yo type on the screen.

4. CREATING A WEBSITE
USING MICROSOFT
WORD

5.  1. Open Microsoft Word
2.Type anything on the page like “Welcome to my
website”

6. 3. Click on file Save as Browse

7.  4. On the Save as dialog box, locate your
activities folder and create a new folder named
“Sample Web Page”.

8.  5. Specify the file name “Sample Web Page”.
 6. On the Save as type select “Web page (* htm;
 * .html).”

10.  7. Click the Change Title button.
 8. Input the title as seen below, then click Ok
then Save.

12.  9. Check the files on the sample Web page
folder. You will see a new folder generated
including your .htm or .html file.

13.  10. Open the sample Web page .htm file,and
you will see the you jst created a web page
using MS Word.