Internet Courses Teach Web Design Skills

Students and educators interested in learning how to create their own Web site, but who don't have a lot of time or the requisite software, can sign up for a course through Classes4U.org. The Web site offers introductory, intermediate and advanced courses on designing a Web site without requiring special software. Students access classes online and use their favorite browser to practice designing their sites.

Each course is taught by seasoned online instructors who are IT professionals considered to be experts in their fields. course overviews are available online at www.classes4u.org/allclass.html. Classes4U.org, Nocatee, FL, www.classes4u.org.

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