AEmeritus Relevant Training: Special Characters Reference

Here we will explore delivering training and learning in electronic formats in Australia, and the broader field of elearning across the business world and blogosphere.

This is the company website of AEmeritus in Australia.

A blog format was chosen to allow a conversation, hopefully lively and controversial, about the issues, emerging principles, and perspectives on eLearning and online training because the field is still growing and finding its voice, especially in Australia.

In time, I expect eLearning to be an important element in any business and a force for change throughout the world.

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October 21, 2005

Special Characters Reference

This is just a note to myself to make the Web Design section more useful.

HTML codes to put ASCII special characters on your Web page

The following list includes the HTML codes for many of the ASCII symbols used on Web pages. The first section includes the first 255 character codes and their related HTML codes. Then, at the bottom you'll find some other symbols and the HTML codes to create them. Not all browsers support all the codes, so be sure to test your HTML codes before you use them.

The link above is to About.com. They have started doing a wide variety of courses via email. As an asynchronous delivery method, it's great! The recipient can work through the topics at their own pace; and refer back to anything at any time.

Posted on October 21, 2005 at 02:24 AM in Web Design | Permalink

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