Roxer
The first words you see on this site are CLICK – DRAG – DONE. That pretty much sums up how easy it is to use. Roxer allows users to create web sites for free, and the tools are very simple to learn. No programming knowledge is needed, and no software is required. You can upload images from your browser, and create pretty snazzy looking pages. Roxer even hosts the pages. Did I mention this all is FREE? A great tool for student projects!
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About This Blog
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The purpose of this blog is to encourage COMPUTER-USING EDUCATORS to try fun sites with their students and to generate comments to share ideas about how to integrate these sites into instruction.
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About the author….
Nancy Gibson is a teacher at La Puente High School in Southern California (USA) and has been a member of Computer-Using Educators (CUE) since 1997.
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This blog at https://ideas4cue.wordpress.com/ was the basis of my 2009 sessions in March at Spring CUE and also at the San Gabriel Valley Tech Fair in May that year – focusing on ways for students and teachers to use the vast, growing collection of Web 2.0 sites to enhance teaching and learning.
More information about the CUE Community here:
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USEFUL RESOURCES
Many of the sites that I have listed in DIIGO have been written about in some of these:
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Make your own South Park character here:
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