Total Novice Needs HELP!

by Jill in GA

Jul 3, 2007

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Our principal announced to our faculty during Post-
Planning that we all must produce our own personal website
by the beginning of the next school year. I am a total
novice with web design, but have years of experience in
print design. She did not specify a certain program to
use. We are to have it designed and our technology
teacher will publish the sites on the school system's
server.

Suggestions on software would be appreciated. I would
prefer a user-friendly program, but I don't want it to be
cookie-cutter either. I don't mind reading hundreds of
tutorials in order to make the site look savy.

Thanks in advance,
Jill

PS --- I teach 10-12th graders.

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Greg /blockquote>

On 7/03/07, Jill in GA wrote:
> So...if I use NVu or KompoZer I can just save my design, and
> give it to my tech teacher and she will be able to publish
> it? Again, I am a novice so please excuse my ignorance.

Here's what I would do. I would make a folder called web (or whatever you like) and...See More

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Jill in GA /blockquote>

That makes sense. Thank you so much for your suggestions and
assistance. I'll let you know how it goes.

Thanks again.

On 7/03/07, Greg wrote:
> On 7/03/07, Jill in GA wrote:
>> So...if I use NVu or KompoZer I can just save my design, and
>> give it to my tech teacher and she ...See More

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Beth /blockquote>

Teacherweb.com is a great start for new webdesigners. It
only cost $27 for a year.

Aug 3, 2007

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Donna /blockquote>

Yes, I am using this for the first time this year and love
it. There is plenty of space and it looks impressive--like I
know what I'm doing!
On 8/03/07, Beth wrote:
> Teacherweb.com is a great start for new webdesigners. It
> only cost $27 for a year.

Aug 26, 2007

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