On Wed, 2003-06-18 at 17:10, Terry Cole wrote: > The so called "free" web hosting seem to have inappropriate advertising, > this sometimes appears after you have set up your web pages.
Yeah - they're pretty bad... and the students loose ownership of the content on most of them. > I would like some of my students to be able to publish their web pages > on the net, but would like a simple way of uploading and editing their > own work. > I don't want to FTP in and I would like them to be able to do this from > the class as well as home. So you need a machine on the net, on a decent net connection, which is up 24/7. None of this is free unfortunately. You'll probably want your own domain name too, which is somewhere between $50 and $100 a year (I'm sure I'll be corrected on that.) If you don't want to update pages via FTP, how do you want to do it? > Are there any scripts out there that could help me in setting this up. > I could then run them from our own domain. It sounds like you want a web hosting service, or a box on TC cable (remember you're not allowed servers running on DSL) Whats your budget?
