Further education required?

[lemondrop168 -at- hotmail -dot- com]

I finished an MA in English in May of this year, and I have experience 
using Dreamweaver and various other web design programs.  I am currently 
looking for a job in the Dallas/Richardson TX area.
 
As you all know, web design jobs are scarce now, and as I scan the Sunday 
Edition and Monster, it looks pretty bleak for me, in competition with 
millions of out-of-work web designers.  So I humbly resuest your opinions 
on the following questions:

--What should I do to make myself marketable in terms of furthering my 
education?
--What should I know besides HTML to make myself marketable...?  

As a complete newbie in the job market, I don't know how to even begin 
looking for a job in web design, and I am concerned that my job as 
webmaster for the graduate college, and my little resume webpage, will pale 
in comparison with others' accomplishments, professional or educational.  
Help!!!


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