Creating a Teacher Website with SchoolDesk
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This document provides instructions for creating and maintaining a teacher website. It outlines the basic requirements for a website, including name, subject, class schedule and contact information. It also lists additional items that could be included, such as a course syllabus, calendar and bio. The document then guides the user through setting up an account on SchoolDesk.com, where they can add pages, modules, and publish their site. Teachers are asked to send the link to their published site to the appropriate person. Finally, Weebly.com is mentioned as an alternative that provides more design customization options.
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