1. Weebles Wobble, But You Won’t Fall with Weebly
Presented by Michelle Flohr and Rachel Riske

2. What is Weebly
Weebly is a way to create classroom website and to let students build personalized sites.
It is also perfect for creating student e-portfolios and websites for assigned projects.
AND...its free!

3. Evidence of Learning
Learners upload artifacts that demonstrate their learning connected to the continuums. Some examples may be:
Teachers may also include narrative comments from observations taken during classroom activities or individual conferences.
Student Website First Grade
Assessments, including self assessments
Writing Pieces
Reading Samples
Projects
Videos, Reading logs, Learning Graphs
Digital Recordings, Digital Files (Google Docs, My Story, Book Creator, iMovie)
Share Walter’s Website. Rachel - Do you have one to showcase? Add a link! :)

4. Make sure you’re using the education weebly
Make sure you’re using the education weebly. It offers more free features than the non-education related weebly.

6. Building Your Site
Choose a Theme - This can be changed later.

7. Choose your Website Domain- The first choice if free.

8. How to build a page

9. This is linked to my webpage. This is your dashboard area
This is linked to my webpage. This is your dashboard area. You can see your sites and then go to other task bars.

10. Build your pages * Home * YouTube Videos * Blog * Slideshows
* “Student Website” Page * Assignment Forms
* Photos * Documents
* Newsletter Form *RSVP Forms
* Contact Forms *Surveys

11. Your Turn! Sign up Choose a theme
Create 3 or more pages by using “Build” tab

12. How to add students and manage class

14. For privacy you can password protect student websites
For privacy you can password protect student websites. This allows parents and students to feel confident about using Weebly.

15. Your Turn
Enter your students

16. Add a link page to students websites
Students can keep their Weebly account year after year; however, teachers are unable to transfer students to the next teacher. At NCES we were able to standardize the user name/password.

17. Setting up student Weebly’s
Student Weebly looks similar to teacher weebly’s
They have autonomy in choosing their background, pages, and layout
You will likely have an idea of how you want your students to use Weebly. This will give you an idea of how they should name different pages (ex: Walter’s reading and writing tabs.) Michelle and I both gave that information and then allowed students time to

18. THANK YOU! Michelle Flohr flohrmic@rhinelander.k12.wi.us
Rachel Riske