1. Naming conventions 2. Color and Graphics 3. Relative Links 4. Finding a Web Host 5. Keep it Simple

4. Places to Host your Web Project

Since Web pages are always developed off-line, you can complete your Web project without actually having a Web server available. Once you have a finished Web presentation, you'll find potential Web servers coming "out of the woodwork."

Start your search for a home for your completed Web pages by contacting:

• your school district
• county office of education or intermediate unit
• a local business
• a local college or university,
• a local or state/provincial professional association or computer users' group.
• a local Internet provider

Additionally, these sites offer free or inexpensive web space to schools:

KOZ SchoolLife

http://www.schoollife.net/
  

SchoolSite

http://www.schoolsite.com/
 

21st Century Business and Education Consortium

http://www.21bec.com

Page 1: Naming conventions
Page 2: Color and Graphics
Page 3: Relative Links
Page 4: Finding a Web Host
Page 5: Keep it Simple