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Site of the Week - ASPExperts.comMay 20, 2002A cleanly-designed site full of serious content. Tutorials are straightforward, easy to read and cover the languages and technical areas that ASP and ASP.NET developers care about. Highly Recommended! - 123Hyperlinks.comJanuary 2002W3Schools.com - As many might say: "the best web developer site on the entire web!" People are right about that. You wont come across any sites better than this when it comes to learning basic HTML to SQL, and ASP. Highly recommended! Site of the Month - Intelinfo.comDecember 2001Completely Free web based e-learning. At W3Schools, you can study at your own speed, everything you need to learn, in a short and handy format. Inside you will find step-by-step tutorials with lots of cut-and-paste examples. With their on-line html editor you can test your skills, and prepare yourself for professional work. Areas covered include Flash, XML, XSL, DTYD, DOM, SOAP, DHTML, HTML, CSS, VBScript, JavaScript, WMLScript, ASP, ADO, SQL, and Graphics. http://www.intelinfo.com/sotm.html 2001-2002 Golden Web AwardSeptember 2001Congratulations Your web-site has been reviewed and chosen to bear the 2001-2002 Golden Web Award. Requirements to Win: Winning the award requires a total score of between 24 to 30. You and Your Staff at W3Schools have Obviously Worked Very Hard Proudly Display Your Award ! 
Cool Site of the Week - TekGuide.netJune 2001The most comprehensive HTML online tutorial. The tutorial is separated into four parts: HTML Basic, HTML Advanced, Examples/Quiz and Reference. For the basic level it shows you step by step of how to use write HTML such as how to create links, frames, tables, list and forms with example for each of them. For the advanced level it will guide you through how to set the HTML layout, fonts, styles, meta tag and scripts. The Examples/Quiz part will provide extra examples with the sample HTML and output result listing side by side and a HTML quiz containing 20 questions to test your knowledge on HTML. And for the Reference page, you can find a lot of useful information to make your HTML writing a little easier. http://www.tekguide.net/features/2001,06,25.shtml Site of the Week - WomensNet.netJune 2001Inside W3Schools you will find a large number of free Web building tutorials, from basic HTML and XHTML tutorials, to advanced XML, XSL and WAP tutorials. But the best part is the ability to use their "hands-on do-it-yourself" tools — you will literally find hundreds of cut-and-paste examples and an on-line HTML editor so you can edit the examples and experiment with the code on-line. A bit more experienced? You can test your skills with their online quizzes and prepare yourself for professional work or maybe that next job search. This site looks simple at first but dig deep — there is a wealth of information to be found and used here! A great addition to your favorites list — and be sure to check out THEIR Hot List as well for even more resources! http://www.womensnet.net/channels/site/past.shtml Site of the Week - Uptechttp://www.uptecnet.com/sow/arch.htm 
Site of the Day - SitePro NewsApril 2001W3Schools is one of the most comprehensive webmaster resource sites we've seen. If you need information on anything to do with HTML, XML, XSL, CSS, DTD, WAP, WML, JavaScript, DHTML, Flash, VBScript, ASP, or SQL this is the place to find it. Tutorials, charts, handy reference guides and much more. http://www.sitepronews.com/archives/2001/april/aprsotd.html
Gnome FAVORITEJanuary 2001{Web-style Education} So you want to learn HTML? These pages will teach you. Oh, and if you have time, you can also learn CSS, DHTML, XHTML, WML, DOM, WAP, SOAP, XShemema, Xforms, VBScript, JavaScript, Flash... shall I go on? You can learn a lot online -- let's just leave it at that. While w3schools.com provides a good tutorial-driven start for beginners, it's not a bad place for experts to re-master coding skills, either. Learn everything you need to know about Web coding, browsers, software, and graphics. It's never too late to learn something all over again. Unless you're an old dog. In which case, you're totally pooched.
Master Site of the DayJanuary 2001Surf through these online web tutorials for free at your fingertips! Features includes lessons in XML, Database, Web building and much more! Check it out and tell your friends!
USA Today Hot SiteJanuary 2001You're a USA TODAY Hot Site. W3Schools was selected as a Hot Site in today's edition of USA TODAY. USA TODAY is a free and highly popular news service on the World Wide Web. Just as we do with top-rated movies and TV programs, we look daily for Web sites that are likely to be sure hits with readers - sites that seek to astound and delight, inform or amuse - by exhibiting something remarkable in graphics, content or both. Again, congrats on a Hot Site. Sam Meddis FOCUS on the BEST on the NETDecember 2000Greetings "W3Schools ONLINE WEB TUTORIALS" will be announced in the next issue of "FOCUS on the BEST on the NET" e-magazine on the 2nd January 2001. "FOCUS on the BEST on the NET" - The popular online weekly public news magazine brings order into online chaos by reviewing 20 of the best or top web sites (culture, science, health, education, business, and leisure) in every issue. Target Audience: Busy Educated People, and others, looking for the best on the Internet; to be well informed - but saving time
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Academic Excellence AwardDecember 2000Congratulations! Your website has been selected as a featured site in Lightspan's StudyWeb® as one of the best educational resources on the Web by our researchers. StudyWeb® is one of the Internet's premier sites for educational resources for students and teachers. Since 1996, our expert reviewers have scoured the Internet to select only the finest sites to be included in StudyWeb's listing of educational links. Each site in StudyWeb® includes a detailed review describing its editorial and visual merits. Sincerely, 
Guide of the best sites 2001November 2000Congratulation! W3Schools is selected by the French "Guide of the Best Sites 2001". This colorful book is one of the best sellers of the French data-processing edition (more than 70 000 specimens sold for edition 2000). W3Schools also appears in the free guide "Best Sites 2001". Best regards,
The Médaille d'OrAugust 2000W3Schools is a collection of well organized and easy to understand HTML, CSS,
JavaScript, DHTML, XML, XHTML, WAP, ASP, SQL tutorials with lots of working
examples and source code. An excellent resource. Congratulations on being awarded the Medaille d'Or for it! Team CreationAugust 2000Congratulations! We are pleased to award your site with our "Compliments Award". Keep up the great work! Rita Peitz / Ron Ferranti 
Master of MagickJuly 2000The first thing each of the judges did when reviewing your site was to reach for their bookmark file to save the location of this incredible resource you have created! Several judges stated that they were going to return again and again to read all the wealth of information presented in your incredibly easy to use resource. We realize that with the amount of time and energy you must expend on this site that you have given not just information to your viewers, but a part of yourself. You have kept the focus of the site on the content where it belongs, made it all easy to understand, and not littered it up with unnecessary graphics that increase load time. What you have accomplished is "one stop shopping" for anyone looking to learn the art of being a webmaster from the beginner to the advanced. Students of your school will no doubt sing your praises for years to come and many of them will earn recognition that will partially belong to you because of the help you offered them to learn their skills. We thank you for your hard work and your dedication to the internet community and we declare you, Jan Egil Refsnes, to be a Master of Magick! Congratulations!
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Daily Web SiteJuly 2000Congratulation!
Learning FountainApril 2000Excellence on the Internet means building a Learning Fountain that influences visitors by helping them learn. Paul "The Soaring" Siegel - http://www.learningfountain.com WebBuilder - Site of the weekMarch 2000Beginners will find the Web development tutorials at W3Schools helpful. The site explains the basics of several Web technologies, including HTML, Dynamic HTML, XML, XHTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), JavaScript, Active Server Pages (ASP), Wireless Application Protocol (WAP), and Wireless Markup Language (WML). Although the "school" metaphor is used, there are no exercises for students, and sometimes the teachers ought to explain concepts more clearly. In one interesting section, the site authors set forth their vision of the future of distributed applications on the Internet and the guidelines that developers should follow to ensure that this vision becomes a reality. The site is run by Refsnes Data, a Norwegian Internet software development and consulting company. Steve Renaker
AGORA Web Site WorldFebruary 2000Agora picks a Site of the Week that is exceptional in design features; or, offers tips and help in web design, promotion or dealing with affiliate programs. Week of January 30 - February 5, 2000REFSNESDATA.NO (now W3Schools.com)The name of this web site is "RD Site Builder." This is a very attractive looking web site. It is very navigable. It is loaded with information. Want to got to school? Check these categories out: and "GO TO SCHOOL:"
All information in this web site is for training only. Reviewing a couple of REFSNESDATA.NO schools presentation, it is evident much thought has been put into the presentation courses. This is a classic web site. You can almost say everything is "right" about this web site. Navigation is great. Easy to read. Good table of contents. Pleasing color combination. Fast loading. It would be difficult to find any "wrongs" about the way this web site is designed. An absolute site to review for any beginner learning how to design web pages that are effective and do not contain a parade of bells and whistles. Editor, AGORA-Web Site World.
TechSightings - Sight of the dayJanuary 2000Reviews of the Best High-Tech Sights on the Net!RD Site Builder (now W3Schools) - Monday 10/Jan/2000 by Tina Gasperson Kids love to find ways to get out of going to school. But when you get older, you're always looking for ways to get back in school. It takes maturity to realize that education is a good and desirable thing. This Norwegian site offers no less than seven different Web-building tutorials which they call schools--gotta go, I think I hear the bell ringing. I was originally referred to the XML (Extensible Markup Language) school portion of this site, and trust me, that alone would be sufficient material for a review. When this guy says "all about XML," he ain't kidding. The explanations are clear and concise, with only minor glitches in the Norwegian to English translation. What's really nice is that it doesn't stop there. If you are just getting started, don't start with the XML--head to the HTML school first for your elementary education. You'll learn exactly what the World Wide Web is, and how browsers fetch Web pages so we can view them. It then goes on to explain tags, why you should use the latest version of HTML, and how to upload your pages to a Web server. There's also an easy-to-understand explanation of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). Makes you want to go try it for yourself. And don't forget the scripting, ASP (Active Server Pages), and XHTML (Extensible HyperText Markup Language). By the time you make it through all the great schools here, you'll know Web building inside and out. Another really nice feature is the absence of animated ad buttons or banners here. There are plenty of ads, but no blinking or moving. I greatly appreciate that, and so should you.
Daily Hot SiteApril 2000Someone has been nice enough to nominate your site as a DailyHOTsite best of the Internet Pick-of-the-Day. After reviewing your site we have unanimously decided to give you the DailyHOTsite Pick-of-the-Day award. Again congratulations,
2000-2001 Golden Web AwardMay 2000Congratulations! Your web-site has been reviewed and chosen to bear the:
Golden Crane Creativity AwardJune 2000Congratulations! Your site has been chosen to receive the Golden Crane
Creativity Award! Sincerely,
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