Instructions for Making a UF Webpage

by Dr. Eric M. Schwartz

Your name, your robot name, weekly reports and your written reports will go on your web page. (I suggest that you save your weekly reports in html format, rather than pdf format.) You can put the attached file in your main directory on your web site and edit it with your favorite text editor (or web design program). For more info about your GatorLink (plaza) web site, go to http://help.gatorlink.ufl.edu/webserv.html. Below is the example, example_pg.html as it appears on the web (http://mil.ufl.edu/5666/web-pages/example_pg.html). The blue text represents links to files or pictures.

· Robot Name: KlipKlap

· Designer's Name: Clem Cadidalhopper

· Robot Description: KlipKlap will walk on water and dispense candy to babies. It will see through walls and tell you what is sees.

· Robot Picture.

· Proposal: Written report number 1.

· Special Sensor: Written report number 2.

A simple way to create a page is with MS-Word. See the link http://mil.ufl.edu/5666/web-pages/Web_page_UF_MS-Word.htm for instructions of how to create a web page using MS-Word and your Gatorlink account. The file Web_page_UF_MS-Word.htm was created with MS-Word and a file named Web_page_UF_MS-Word.doc.

Another way to create a web page is described below. You can create a webpage any number of ways. I just take an html (hypertext markup language) file and modify as needed. There is a good example at