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I Started a Top List - Add Your Site - Woohoo!

by Mae in Texas

Dec 14, 2008

This was fun. I started a top list. You can add your website banner. Just follow the link and click on "Add Your Site." It took me forever to get the banner size right. It's gotta be 468x60 to look right. Have fun! Mae

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How do you create the HTML code for your banners?

by Mae in Texas

Dec 15, 2008

How do I create HTML code so that I can give people banners that link to my site? Mae

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Max Give them just an image (no HTML) ... I would create several standard banner sizes of .gif images. You could create some static .gif and some animated .gifs It also allows you to be more creative with the design.

Dec 18, 2008

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Mae in Texas You know how you can go on sites and they will have several banners to link to their sites...I want to do that, so that people can grab my banners with my link and place it their site using html. Does that make sense? I just don't know how to do it. Mae

On 12/18/08, Max wrote: > Give them just an image (no HTML) ... > I would create ...See More

Dec 29, 2008

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identfying spyware in my site

by science teacher

Dec 17, 2008

I received an email from someone who visited my website. This person said that the security system at his school and Firefox on his home PC are both sending him the message that my site is a "potential spyware site"

I have never heard this before.

Is there a way I can find out what might be triggering this?

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Max Google's intent is good. Analytics is a good way to monitor site statistics. It's just that any Javascripting that grabs user's IP addresses, browser info,location , etc. are deemed a way to send user information to someone else. This will trigger some warnings.

Firefox's wording "potential spyware site", is just a bit too harsh for what i...See More

Dec 18, 2008

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Have you slipped upon neat sites?

by just wondering

Dec 21, 2008

Our retiree teacher group has a b*l*o*g spot. We have a list of interesting sites, but always look for more. Have you stumbled upon neat sites that you might share? If so please post. This is our b*l*o*g. Just remove the **** tpsretireegroup.b*l*o*gspot.com

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Max I don't want to register, but here's a link ...

Dec 21, 2008

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Community MX Free for next 12 days

by megan

Dec 24, 2008

From 12/24/2008 through 1/4/2009, Community MX is celebrating the holiday season with an Open House! All of their almost 3,000 articles and tutorials are free to read during this period so take a peek inside. one series that might be of interest is the Dreamweaver Web Standards Lesson Plan Series [link removed]

hth ~megan

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Programming Question... Probably an easy Q. for you guys!

by K. Fair

Dec 27, 2008

I am voting for a friend on the site posted. (It is a site for Super Bowl tickets... with fans competing with video clips). I just want to know if someone can program their computer to keep accessing the web site and recording votes without having to manually do it. I'm not interested in knowing how it's done... just if it is possible. I'm not inte...See More

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megan Is it possible? yes - People can do and do do all kinds of things - the real question is how is the website voting set up behind the scenes - the website might set cookies or record ip addresses of those voting to try and prevent such things from happening or to flag admin if it looks like abuse is occurring from a certain ip - While I try to be sm...See More

Dec 28, 2008

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K. Fair Thanks! From conversations about programming (overheard) it seemed that it could be done. I agree with you. I have continued to vote. I wasn't able to post the URL, but if you are interested at all... you could google: "NFL Super Fans That's how I see it". I am trying to support a teacher.... Kellie Nyman, who has a website that so many educators h...See More

Dec 29, 2008

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Does anyone use Hostgator???

by Mae in Texas

Dec 29, 2008

I'm working on a project to break up my website into several smaller sites and link them together. This way I can keep content focused, make it easier to navigate, and when I want to change the entire look I won't have a gazillion pages to go through. I've also learned a great deal since I started, so I can build the site better from the ground up....See More

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Ryan in Vegas On 12/29/08, Mae in Texas wrote: > I'm working on a project to break up my website into > several smaller sites and link them together. This way I > can keep content focused, make it easier to navigate, and > when I want to change the entire look I won't have a > gazillion pages to go through. I've also learned a great > deal sinc...See More

Dec 30, 2008

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alry hello...i am new to hostgator.could you please taech me how to use hostgator.this is really,really important..i really wish you could help me..':(

Apr 12, 2009

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Webinars

by Lisa

Dec 30, 2008

I hope I am on the correct board, but I would like to know if there is anyone out there that can tell me what I need or how to even learn how to create webinars.Thanks

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Mae in Texas I just opened a hosting account with Go Daddy. One of their installation packages that's available for free is "moodle". Moodle is a complete online course portal. I just checked out their website and it doesn't look too complicated. I'm going to study up on it before I install it (you can also download it from their site, but check your host first...See More

Jan 1, 2009

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Megan There are a number of free web conferencing tools out there and also some for pay services that you can try for free - just click the blue link below

also, you can find some good tips and resources for getting putting on webinars at [link removed]

hth Megan [link removed]

Feb 18, 2009

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((((MAX))))

by Mae in Texas

Jan 1, 2009

Look what I just made! I'm working on creating a website focused on using technology in the classroom. Mae

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Mae in Texas Thanks Max! I've created two b*l*o*g*s to feed into my site once it's finished. I'm working on a site with information on podcasting, b*l*o*g*g*i*n*g, making videos, slideshows, and creating webquests. It's going to take me a little bit of time to put the content on. Thanks for the head up. I'll have to call Go Daddy and ask them how to make it my ...See More

Jan 1, 2009

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Max Mae ... Not so much fun to have a forum without members. And as Ron said, a moderator is needed to delete spammers as soon as they post - not an easy task.

The spammers will register as users and then begin spamming. There are actually people hired to do just that.

If you have some special information for teachers that is not avai...See More

Jan 6, 2009

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What CMS do you use? What LMS are out there?

by Ddrop

Jan 14, 2009

Good morning all! I used Joomla! in the past, and am trying out Drupal. I was wondering what CMSs you use and why.

I'm also getting into Moodle and wonder if there are other high quality LMSs out there.

Thank you, Ddrop!

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Megan You might want to look into Wordpress MU [link removed])

especially combined with buddypress [link removed]

hth Megan

for Lots of really cute videos of dogs in costumes visit [link removed]

Feb 18, 2009

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Heidi I used Joomla! in the past, and am trying out Drupal. I > was wondering what CMSs you use and why. > I've used Joomla! to create my site. I have a little bit of programming experience and just a smattering of php and html so it really worked for me. I've made use of more than a dozen of the free extensions offered to expand the utility of my ...See More

Mar 8, 2009

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