Plus:
- Upload text, pictures and videos
- Insert YouTube clips, hyperlinks and voki's
- Creation of website - set-up of website orientation, colour scheme and imagery - use of different designs, headings and text etc.
- Teacher may create but allow students to become 'editors' as to add or change information
- Once published anyone can view website
- Teacher may need to demonstrate navigation or website creation skills
- Teacher cannot post a feedback comment directly onto student work
Interesting:
- Students can create indivdual or group websites for assessment
- Teachers can create a website that scaffolds student learning or investigations
I did have an example of a Weebly website that was created for uni assessment purposes. The website was actually a SOSE webquest unit where students would progress through each page with numeous activities that they would need to complete. However, I did not reference my images or give attribution because I was blissfully unaware of copyright at that point in time. You'll just have to take my word for it, that I has successfully utilized Weebly before. :)
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