It is imperative these days for teachers to create and maintain
a website and/or portal. Communication, interaction,
information, collaboration, and many other -ation’s are now
requirements for these sites now that there are so many other
multimedia options out there, fighting for our students’
attention. If only teachers could compete without knowing
advanced coding. Well, luckily, the developers of all this
multimedia want their tools to be fully accessible on your
sights and blogs. The feature that makes this possible is
embedding. Basically, copy the embed code of almost any online
media and it will magically appear on your site or web page.
Blogs make this easy as all you have to do is switch to the HTML
view and paste the embed code in the editor*. The same process
works the same in any free website service with editable HTML
such as Google Sites and Weebly. For those of you who are
editing the HTML using a web editor like Dreamweaver or NVU, the
process is a little trickier. I have found the best way t