I've got this, but I've not used it for a while so I'm a bit rusty.

What sort of thing is it you want to do?

First off, remember there's a trial version of Dreamweaver available from macromedia, so if you don't already have a copy at home you can learn using that.

Check out a couple of other things on the macromedia site -- notably their developer center which includes several tutorials, and a blog on learning dreamweaver by a guy who teaches dreamweaver (not all usefull/accessable, but quite a lot).

www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/dreamweaver/

weblogs.macromedia.com/dom/archives/dreamweaver/index.cfm

Also this, which contains several fairly extensive extracts from a not-too-bad book on dreamweaver.

www.dw-fw-beginners.com/tutorials/drmwvr/index.htm


As this is for a univerity course it's probably worth bearing in mind the types of things your tutors are likely to be looking for -- ergonomics, content, site structure, etc -- spending time on Dreamweaver may not be the most effective way of getting the site designed for the course, and that the quality of the underlying HTML and the reasoning behind the design decissions are likely to be at least as important (depending obviously on what the requirements of the coursework in question were).


(Edited by Callum 29/07/2005 17:48)

thanks for those links, they were helpful! but im still not really much further on...i think perhaps im being too ambitious, so ive started designing it again....i just think im being asked a lot for someone who doesn't do website designing full time! to create a website with at least 3 pages illustrating 3 of my favourite places in a inventive way...oh and incorporating something i've made in flash and a video edited in premiere....we only had a 1hr lesson on each of those programmes, and now im in at the complete deep end!
arrrggh!

Mind if I ask what course you're on?

english literature & electronic creative technology, but its not a joint course so its not 50/50, we have one one hour lecture a week in the creative technology bit!