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Aug 21, 2005
Does anyone know of a free discussion board tool that I
can put on my website? I'm looking for something that can
be restricted (password protected) and that does not have
any inappropriate ads.
Thanks!
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I would appreciate any tips or advice.
Thanks
Lane
I would appreciate any tips or advice.
Thanks
Lane
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I don't know much more than that. Anyone else? Neil??
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[link removed];
[link removed];
Anna/4th/Ga
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I have never heard of it, but their website did mention that you
have to have "proper permissions" to create web content. Could
that be an issue for you?
Could you use some other tool, since you're not familiar with
using First Class in this way?
I have never heard of it, but their website did mention that you
have to have "proper permissions" to create web content. Could
that be an issue for you?
Could you use some other tool, since you're not familiar with
using First Class in this way?
Aug 31, 2005
I am using Dreamweaver for our building site and also for my
class site. We use Microsoft Outlook for our mail. My
principal would like to create a distribution list to mail
info to parents. He mentioned that he wanted something that
would allow the parents to sign up and have their email
address automaticall...See More
Sep 4, 2005
Accessible Web Pages: Advice for Educators By Margaret M.
Thombs is a tame, simple introduction for teachers in
higher education that need to get up to speed about web
accessibility.
Sep 4, 2005
Jim Thatcher's Accessibility Web Course is a thorough web-
based tutorial that covers all aspects pertinent to web
accessibility. Originally written for The Information
Technology Technical Assistance and Training Center.
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megan
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Piece o'Cake please email me using the link on this post - I
have some pertinent info to send you - thanks, megan
Piece o'Cake please email me using the link on this post - I
have some pertinent info to send you - thanks, megan
Pogo
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Sorry, I'm borrowing your post to post on. The links are
not pointed in the right direction. I'm going to be moving
to MS/HS next year and teaching a class of Dreamweaver. Do
any of ya'll teach webpages? If you use Dreamweaver where
have you found books to help teach it?
Sorry, I'm borrowing your post to post on. The links are
not pointed in the right direction. I'm going to be moving
to MS/HS next year and teaching a class of Dreamweaver. Do
any of ya'll teach webpages? If you use Dreamweaver where
have you found books to help teach it?
Dec 1, 2005
Hi folks - I apologize for the error here, I was not aware
when I upgraded the system that this forum had an error.
Hopefully this is the last page that didn't update
correctly.
Thanks Pogo for your heads up.... :o)
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Just checking to see if it's working.
Just checking to see if it's working.
Dec 4, 2005
I still can't seem to get it so that there are not scroll
bars necessary on some computers.
MY class page looks the same on any computer I look at it
with. I used tables. I was told tables was "the answer."
([link removed]?
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Marva
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I think I fixed it. Thanks for you suggestions. Except.. weird
thing, a teacher was clicking the links at school and they were
not the right links. That is, the faculty button took her to
learning links. Doesn't happen here at home.
Sigh.....
I think I fixed it. Thanks for you suggestions. Except.. weird
thing, a teacher was clicking the links at school and they were
not the right links. That is, the faculty button took her to
learning links. Doesn't happen here at home.
Sigh.....
Dec 26, 2005
I have a website that I've worked on for years. Messed
around with it the other day and accidentally deleted the
page titles from the shared border on the top of the page.
Now every page has the same heading. Well, actually, now
it's blank because now it's blank because I deleted it.
Does anyone know ho...See More
Jan 4, 2006
I have a friend who has a 9 year old girl who wants to
make a webpage of her pets and so forth. Are there any
free websites out there suitable for a child.
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On 8/24/05, Stacy wrote:
> Try phpbb.com or snitz.com
Ditto on phpbb
I use it in my classroom too. [link removed]