jamescoda

Hi thanks.. yea, the reason I mentioned wyzwing - was because I could that way touch on code. To add - we will be using our own Linux/Apache servers.. thus would be nice to have something that can be pushed out using sftp, or some type of syncing feature in the program. (like dreamweaver use to). Thus I'm finding online sites all just wanting you to host with them.. which is the issue Thanks guys, still looking though

Hi BlueDreamer. The students will be adult students.. however, with very little to no webdev experience. Thank you

Thank you Fisicx, I will look into online site builders... not a huge fan of wysiwyg myself to be honest... Thanks agian

Hi group, I need to teach a group of students how to create simple webpages - however, have been told they are not going to be learning any coding. I recall back in the days - I used Dreamweaver with a similar group - as you could easily create websites without any coding knowledge (although it helps - and we did touch on some). Was wondering if anyone could recommend: A very easy to use wysiwyg for website design. These is not an IT class.. but a group of students who have little knowledge but would like to create their own web content. Thank you all for any tips. James

Hi everyone, I'm James - and teach various IT tech classes. Looking for a forums such as this to talk about all things webdesign. Thank you, and looking forward to participating. J