Jquery is catching on quickly; it makes animating things on the Internet relatively easy. And since you’re linking to a library rather than writing the code, it should save time. I created the JQuery Tutorials section of this web site to further develop my own JQuery skills; I hope you find it useful! Click here to go to my JQuery page.

I expanded my tutorials to include Adobe products; my first batch is on Photoshop Elements. You can learn how to create banners, curve photos, and also crop a person out of a photo. Because of the popularity of my first self-grading quizzes, I’ve added several more, including quizzes for JavaScript and Word.

As I continue to add tutorials, I realized that I was missing an important aspect of learning: Assessment! So, I’ve started to add self-grading quizzes to the tutorials. There are now 2 quizzes on the HTML section; be sure to check them out and see how you do! I’ll be adding more as time goes on… next on the “to-do” list is to create JavaScript quizzes!

I added several new PowerPoint tutorials today. The most recent tutorial deals with adding transitions between slides. This is a great way to make your slideshow advance automatically which is important if you are creating a “stand alone” presentation that just continuously runs.