Re: web design for idiots
Posted by megan on 3/04/06
Hi Chad - That is a very generous and tempting offer and normally
I would definitely be interested, but I am covered up with work
right now. I don't want to be impulsive and say, "sure" and then
not be able to contribute. Thanks for asking tho; It made my
day :) megan
On 3/03/06, chad wrote:
>
> Hey Megan. I think I have shared posts with you before. If so,
you seem pretty tech
> savvy would you be interested in toying with this site I am
working on? It would be
> nice to have another tech person.
>
> The site ranges from being simple to use but is very complex
when working with the
> PhP scripting, database connection, croning, and the list goes
on.
>
> If you are interested im sure you could find it to be useful if
you teach, basically this
> is an advanced form of blackboard hosted on a private site.
>
> I have just started working with the electronicsEDU.com
Webmaster, overall we are all
> about open source software and attempting to offer this stuff
free to teachers and
> students. I am just now looking into adding a VNC or Vskype
module to allow for live
> video conferencing. Breeze is a little pricey. anyway ....
>
>
>
> On 3/02/06, megan wrote:
>> Chad that is a wonderful service to offer and is probably just
>> what total novice is looking for.
>>
>> Just wanted to say tho, for those who are looking into using
>> blogs, many have an invite-only, password protected mode which
>> allows the blog owner more control over who has access to
>> their blogs.
>>
>> regards, megan
>>
>> On 2/28/06, Chad wrote:
>>> On 2/20/06, total novice wrote:
>>>> Okay,
>>>>
>>>> I am going to reveal my lack of knowledge just by asking
>>>> these questions. I am an early elementary teacher with
>>>> limited computer experience: I can surf the web, download
>>>> pictures, email. Is there any hope that I could find a
>>>> way to create a simple classroom website where I could
>>>> post students pictures, write parent letters and maybe
>>>> even eventually (as I learn more) expand my site? I am
>>>> willing to use a commercial product as long as it it not
>>>> too expensive. I don't have time while teaching to learn
>>>> any technical skills. This would have to be a no-brainer
>>>> activity.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks in advance,
>>>>
>>>> Please Don't Laugh
>>>
>>> I have a site I developed that is secure and allows a teacher
>>> to create a course. The site would allow you to do what you
>>> want without having to learn Html and is free. The important
>>> thing to consider is the other sites mentioned are accessable
>>> by anyone, Mine is based on username and password. check the
>>> site out if your interested I'll help you get started.
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