W2 3 Webpages
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The document discusses creating a class web page and provides reasons for having one. It lists benefits like providing a convenient place for class files, schedules, and supplementary materials so students can access them flexibly. It also reduces photocopying needs. The document then discusses options for where teachers can host their website, such as free website providers, paid providers, or blog/wiki sites. It provides some sample class web pages as examples.
W2 3 Webpages
- 1. Web 2.0: Creating a class web page Russ Frank
- 2. Why have a class web page? It’s a convenient place to put class files and schedules. Provides flexible access to materials for students who like to prepare early or who miss class. Reduces photocopying because students can print own materials. Teachers can provide more supplementary materials. It’s convenient to provide links. Additional writing, grammar, and other activities Content links It can allow students to know more about their teacher.
- 3. Where can teachers put their website? PCC Portal : No frills but easy to use Good for providing class documents & schedules Linked to your PCC profile Free website providers (e.g., webnodes.com , weebly.com , doodlekit.com , wix.com ) Most sites don’t require external software Can add/embed various media & blogs May rely on advertising Paid website providers For the do-it-yourself person, though most provide easy options Provide maximum flexibility May require software to create the page Blog/Wiki sites
- 4. Samples PCC Portal General page: http://www.pasadena.edu/portal Karen’s page Mary Erin’s page Sample hosted websites One of my pages hosted by Yahoo: http://esl.frank-ed.com/33a Cathy Johnson’s page hosted by mac.com and PCC website