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[Brit]

I've nearly finished writing my class website. Now, I'm VERY new to all this tech stuff, and I've done my site in the simplest way I could figure -- HTML on notepad. It looks pretty good in firefox!

NOW, I want to upload it. Anyone know where and how, and how cheaply it can be done? I don't want ads running, as it's for very young primary kids, and the less clutter, the better.

Also, am I going to have to take it down every time I want to update it, then upload it again?

thanks for your input.

[muinteoir]

I use IX webhosting, and they are fabulous!
I signed up for a two year contract and it worked out to about $3.00 a month!

Their tech support is the best I've ever used. They can help you with uploads, domain registrations, everything you need.

[Boxcar]

That is good to know. I would like to start a website in the future.

[Brit]

Boxcar, I used this site to learn how to code. It's REALLY SIMPLE stuff, but enough to get a site that will work. I found it really easy to follow:

http://www.pagetutor.com/html_tutor/quik-index.html

[Hermione]

I use www.teacherweb.com. It's about $30 a year, and it's so worth it. You don't have to know html to create a site. Just enter the info you want and the program creates the page for you.

[Boxcar]

Thanks! I was going to take a coding class this summer, but the little ones used up all my time.

It will be nice not to be required to know all the tech. aspects.

[silvana]

I get my reading blog website free with edublogs nothing to pay if it is educational.... you can create all kinds of interactive sites..a great many teachers use it for homework and term papers etc it is very versatile go look http://mrscunningham.edublogs.org/