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I looked at the generator sites and it was hard to choose some. To the right I made a new page element with a hotel sign that I am on vacation. With 2 college boys at home for the summer, I wish I can put that sign in my yard. The comic strip site was really neat and you can use your photos as well. I will also create a couple of more, but I am still a rookie in saving it to the blog. That is the thing that I get confused on, even though this was easy. I tried some others and it didn't go as smooth. We have a poster maker at our school and you could use these to make a poster or enhance your handouts,web page, or any type of correspondence. Oh, by the way, I am a little confused on the difference on the url for viewing the site. If I need to add more information like the url, please let me know.
2 comments:
I'm not sure about your question on URL's When you mention a website in your blog, try creating a link to it. Just highlight the text and then click the link button. It will let you put in the URL so that your readers can check out those site with just one click. Your readers don't have to see the URL just click the word.
It would look like this:
MISD 23Things
I love you sign. I am going to love using this with my kids. I am sure your older students will enjoy it as well.
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