After completing Dynamic HTML: Objects and Events, users should be able to:
 

	Explain the Dynamic HTML object model
	Discuss objects, collections, and elements
	Use common objects
	Define and describe events
	Create pages to look for and respond to events

The Dynamic HTML Object Model
 

	Viewing HTML documents as collections of objects
	Language independence in the Dynamic HTML Object Model
	Understanding the Dynamic HTML Object Model

Collections and Elements
 

	Using collections
	Using elements

The window Object
 

	The location object
	The frames collection
	The history object
	The event object
	The document object
	The screen object
	The navigator object

Events
 

	Working with events
	Mouse events
	Focus events
	State change events

Event Handling
 

	Event firing
	Event handlers
	Binding to events

The window.event Object
 

	The button property
	The cancelBubble property
	The fromElement property
	The toElement property
	The returnValue property
	The srcElement property
	The x property
	The y property

More Event Handling
 

	Overriding default event handling
	Event bubbling

This course is distributed with:
 

	Exercises, with sample files, that allow users to practice using Dynamic HTML
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	A Dynamic HTML glossary