Scott,
I think you may have sent this to me by accident.
You could also tell him about SOCS - we get erate for socs and it is
pretty reasonable (and we don't have to host it or do any support).
Layne
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Karl,
We are supporting "Joomla" content management system to replace districts
traditional web sites. One of the extensions that I have been working with
is "User Home Pages" My best published example of an option for you can be
found at
www.titonka.k12.ia.us
Click on the "Staff" link.
F
Karl,
Our teachers mostly use Nvu. there are a few (very few) that use
Dreamweaver, and 2 use Contribute.
Nvu = free
Dreamweaver = not so free
Contribute = nice middle road and ease of use.
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"UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a
genius to understand the simpl
On Jun 12, 2007, at 9:06 AM, Jan, Bolluyt wrote:
Karl, we have found the MS Word does what you are asking just fine.
Check our http://www.spirit-lake.k12.ia.us and try elementary then
staff. Most of those are MS Word.
Who then uploads the files, when they change?
Karl Hehr
District Technolo
Karl, we have found the MS Word does what you are asking just fine.
Check our http://www.spirit-lake.k12.ia.us and try elementary then
staff. Most of those are MS Word.
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What are other schools doing for teacher webpages?
I have looked at Nvu/Apple Weblogs/TeacherWeb, ideally I would have a
cheap to free solution. We don't need anything very fancy just the
ability to post homework and lesson plans.
Karl Hehr
District Technology Coordinator
South Hamilton CS
