My Website Journey
The original:
I received negative feedback on this website while I was teaching 5th grade. The words were too small, the colors made it hard to read, and the important information was hard to find.
I received negative feedback on this website while I was teaching 5th grade. The words were too small, the colors made it hard to read, and the important information was hard to find.
The updated:
I took the critique and changed up what I did. The website looked better but I did not find it useful for my own class and so I rarely updated it.
I took the critique and changed up what I did. The website looked better but I did not find it useful for my own class and so I rarely updated it.
New and improved:
Since it had been a while since I had touched my website, and I didn't like my old website anyway, I created a new one. It looks better and feels better too! |
Things to think about
1. Is it useful?
2. Is it user friendly?
3. Does it look good on a phone?
4. How easily can I edit it?
5. Will I use any imbedded apps?
2. Is it user friendly?
3. Does it look good on a phone?
4. How easily can I edit it?
5. Will I use any imbedded apps?
Tools to use
1. screen shots
2. blogs
3. links
4. videos
5. announcements
6. documents
7. images
2. blogs
3. links
4. videos
5. announcements
6. documents
7. images
Successful examples
Different website editors
I recommend Weebly
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I know some teachers who have had success with Wix.
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If you like your google site, try to make it better.
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