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Introduction
The purpose of this booklet is to help students, faculty, and staff understand the process involved with
creating and publishing web pages using Dreamweaver CS 5.5 and templates.
Note to Students: Every student has access to web space on the Students server if the
student has an active NetID. The NetID is the same as your Owl Express login. You must
have an active NetID before you can publish a web page to the Students server. If you do
not have an active NetID, or have forgotten the password, you can go to
https://netid.kennesaw.edu for assistance.
Note to Faculty/Staff: If you are faculty or staff, you will need an account on the ksuweb
server. If you do not have an account on the ksuweb server, you can apply for an account
at http://its.kennesaw.edu/forms/account_setup_form.html.
Caution: In this workshop you will be creating a website in your account on either the studentweb
server or the ksuweb server. If you have an existing website on this account, it will be overwritten. If you
do not want to overwrite the existing site, once you have defined your site, you can create a subfolder in
your account and put your website files there.
Creating: When creating and editing a web page using Dreamweaver, you are editing files that are on
the computer in front of you. This computer is referred to as the local computer. You should create a
folder on this local computer and keep all of the files related to your website (pages, images, etc.) in this
local folder. In Dreamweaver, you look at the files in your local folder with the local view.
Publishing: When you are finished editing the files that make up your website, you will need to send
these files to your account on the web server. This computer is referred to as the remote computer. The
action of sending these files is called publishing to the server, FTPing the files, or uploading the files to
the server. Dreamweaver calls this action “Put”. In Dreamweaver, you view the files on the web server
with the remote view.
Viewing: After publishing (putting) your web page files to your account on the web server, you will want
to check and see if they are working properly. To view your website, open a web browser and enter your
web address in the address bar.
Your web address on the Students server is http://studentweb.kennesaw.edu/~yournetid
Your web address on the Faculty/Staff ksuweb server is http://ksuweb.kennesaw.edu/~username
Note: Do not put any sensitive information on your website; even if there are no links to it from another
web page.