[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, so far I've been verbally attacked by a snotty 20YO and given a host
of sites, book titles and email lists.
My apologies for even asking.
On behalf of the list, I apologize for any verbal attack you may have
endured. Please, folks, respect your fellow list members and respond
in a cordial way or don't respond at all. That's in the list
policies, and is arguably the very most important thing in there.
See <http://www.css-discuss.org/policies.html> for a quick review.
Including words like "snotty" in your posts and/or replies is highly
discouraged.
As for the thread itself, I was hoping that it would lead to a
summary of live CSS courses taught around the country.
Unfortunately, they appear to be few and far between. For example,
at Duke, they teach a number of entry-level web design courses as
part of their continuing education programs. Unfortunately, none of
these courses even mentions CSS. A quick Google search on "CSS
course live" found just one relevant hit on the first two pages
<http://www.webucator.com/WebDesign/Css.cfm>. I have no idea if that
course is any good for $895 a pop, and I'm certainly not endorsing
it. Of course, it does use Eric's book, so it can't be all bad. ;-)
In any case, the lack of satisfactory responses may well mean that
there is a lack of satisfactory resources.
This question was only marginally on-topic to begin with, and I've
let it go on for a bit too long. My apologies to the list. Unless
anyone has any specific recommendations for an intense,
instructor-led CSS course, let's please let this thread expire now.
Thanks,
--
-Adam Kuehn
CSS-D List Moderator
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