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Google Sites is a user-friendly website creation tool that empowers teachers to build interactive and informative websites without the need for coding knowledge. With its drag-and-drop interface and customizable templates, teachers can create engaging websites for sharing class information, assignments, resources, and even create digital portfolios for students. Google Sites also allows for easy collaboration, enabling teachers to work together with colleagues or students in creating and maintaining their websites.
Google Sites is a user-friendly website creation tool that empowers teachers to build interactive and informative websites without the need for coding knowledge. With its drag-and-drop interface and customizable templates, teachers can create engaging websites for sharing class information, assignments, resources, and even create digital portfolios for students. Google Sites also allows for easy collaboration, enabling teachers to work together with colleagues or students in creating and maintaining their websites.
Accessing Google Sites
Accessing Google Sites
You can access Google Sites using your district credentials at any of the following:
Classlink
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Classroom Websites: Educators can use Google Sites to create websites dedicated to their classroom. They can share information about the curriculum, class schedule, assignments, and resources.
Portfolios and Student Projects: Google Sites can serve as a platform for students to showcase their work or create digital portfolios. Educators can guide students in creating their own websites where they can showcase their projects, assignments, artwork, or writing samples. Google Sites allows students to demonstrate their learning and progress over time while developing skills in digital communication and web design.
Resource Libraries: Google Sites can serve as a repository for educational resources. Educators can create a website where they curate and organize links to useful websites, articles, videos, and other learning materials. This can be particularly beneficial when teachers want to share resources with their colleagues or make them accessible to students for self-directed learning.
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