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Google sites allows the user to create their site with a pre-made layout and design that makes your website come together really nicely. After creating the site and choosing a them you simply create and edit individual pages. The editing process works a lot like an on-line word processor and I feel as though just about anyone could do it with little trouble.
Back in August I created my site on Google Sites and have been working on it periodically ever since. Originally I created all of the pages that I would be making and left them blank to come back and finish later. Slowly I have finished them as we have completed projects throughout the semester. Now, my site is nearly finished and has come together quite nicely. It features a section about the teacher (myself), a supplies section, a resources section with interesting websites for students, pages that display my tech projects, and a page that shows examples of completed Web 2.0 projects.
I think that the experience of using Google Sites and making a classroom website will be very valuable in the near future. When I finish school and go out into the classroom I think I will already be comfortable with creating my own classroom site and will already have some good resources that I can put onto it. Who knows, I may even be able to edit this page and actually use it as my classroom site. Either way I know that I will be equipped to communicate with my students and parents online.
I am posting a link to my classroom site below so check it out and leave me your thoughts!

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