High School Classroom Web Page

Question

Is it possible for me to create a website that has multiple web pages, and have my students link them all together using the creative cloud.

I want them all to code different pages, and then be able to link all of these pages together by sharing them on the creative cloud.

Then link all of the pages together with the cloud. I don't want one kid to have to link them all together using just his computer.

Is this possible, and if so how?

Nancy OShea · Accepted Answer

You will need to host the Student's web site on your school's public web or intranet server.

Linking to sub- pages is done with HTML code. Example: <a href="suzie.html">Link to Suzie's Page</a>

Somebody will have to perform that task on the site's home page. Either you or one of the students.

Start your project with a defined local site folder. See screenshot.

YourSiteName.edu

index.html (site's home page)

suzie.html

tom.html

sally.html

eric.html

etc....

Ben M · Answer

The creative cloud isn't what you think it is. Creative Cloud is just the marketing name for the Adobe suite. There is online file storage that comes with a subscription, but not a web server for hosting.

Working with your IT department you may be able to create shared folders on servers within your school where you can have students upload their webpages for a particular class.

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