How to build an economical website (free) as a daily journal w/pix for study abroad in summer. Help?
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There are a number of easy services to give you what you want. Blogger is pretty good on getting you where you want but depending on the number of pics you may want to use something like flickr or http://multiply.com/.\n\nTake a look and have fun on your trip.
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If your interested in the design-side etc., try a design package like Macromedia Dreamweaver, once you've learnt basic HTML - http://www.w3schools.com. These packages are "what you see is what you get", commonly no raw code involved for you, if you wish.\n\nIf you're not interested in designs, there are plenty of options like Web logs  - http://www.blogger.com, Yahoo! Geocities etc. etc.\n\nIf you make your own site, you'll need to host it. If you're not bothered about a proper "domain" address, try http://www.freewebs.com. If you want the real-deal, try using http://www.dzinersolutions.co.uk - from my personal experience, they have some quality deals (I recommend the Unix Zone Starter deal).
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a good free one (with ads) is geocities.com. If you ever get serious about it, go with www.frevety.net. They have an amazing deal. Get 600gb monthly bandwidth, 75000mb of storage, and host up to 25 different web sites for just $90 every 14 months (that's $6.43 per month). They list it as $7.50 per month, but then they later throw in another 2 months. Best deal anywhere hands down. Their customer support replies within 30 minutes every time as well!
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1. Decide which features you need (PHP, MySQL, ASP, FrontPage, template-based);\n2. Find a web hosting provider offering the services you need (names you've heard of might cost more, but are safer).\n3. Open an account and upload your material.\n\nShort cut -- start with a blogging service, such as blogger.com. You can learn a lot about HTML, links, etc., and it's template-based, customizable and free.
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You have several choices:\n\nhttp://www.geocities.com - try here first\n\nhttp://members.freewebs.com\n\nhttp://www.tripod.lycos.com - be careful with this one; things get really slow at peak times\n\nhttp://www.tripod.lycos.co.uk - generous bandwidth and web space + php, but comes with annoying ads \n\nhttp://www.angelfire.com\n\nhttp://www.bravenet.com\n\nhttp://www.fortunecity.com
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http://www.livejournal.com/
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Try XARA Webstyle (see www.xara.com) or Effective Site Studio (www.effectivestudios.com).
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http://geocities.yahoo.com  It's free.
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You can start a blog on blogger.com. Or if you want your own domain, a server, webpage software like dreamweaver, a graphic software like Photoshop would be much help, an FTP program to upload your files on your server, a knowledge of HTML are the minimums
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Chk out http://www.webweaver.nu/  Its a gud one...\n\nGud Luck :-)
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check mine out its easy  http://360.yahoo.com/croga75\n\nIts an online journal/blog
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i want to keep a website that would connect to all  technical universities  and colleges all over the world,the activities going on,i.e. tech fests ,research works,sports,music  bands and all other things.this would be dedicated to  all students so thst they can check whats going on in this world.\n \nsecondly i want to make inernet cheaper and take it to the villages so that even common man can make it to the fast growing world.
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Try yahoo 360 they will let you set up a web page. Or geocites if you have a little more web design background.
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Good idea\nI would say, collect good information and divide into many groups according to different tourist attractions (safari, nature, walks, beaches, snow, sports, religios etc). YOu can either make the site on Microsoft frontpage and launch it or got to geocities in yahoo and get a free website (although with few restrictions).\nThat is all I have to say with a generalised question like this.\nCheers\nAndy
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There are a number of services you can use depending on what you want to do.  You can try "360" which gives you a blog interface with cross refernce to all your friends and their pages, very cool -- or you can try geocities which is the more triditional web pages / home pages, where you create the entire page yourself.\n\nYou can ofcause have both and provide a cross reference between the two.
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you can use http://tripod.lycos.com/ to make your own website (including guestbook)
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I don't know of any free sites that offer the services you want. If you want a free online service, you may want to consider asking your students to set up blogs, such as http://www.blogger.com/. You can leave comments after they post up their assignments on the blogs.\nIf you need something more private than blogs, you may want to consider online journals, such as Live Journals (http://www.livejournal.com/), Open Diary (www.opendiary.com/), Online Diary (www.my-diary.org/). You may need to try out these online services first to see which fits your needs best.