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Three Simple Ways to Publish Online Writing Without Creating a BlogOn a fairly regular basis I get asked for recommendations for starting blogs. My advice is that using a self-hosted WordPress blog is the way to go if your goal is to create a robust platform to showcase your professional work. But creating a blog like that could be overkill for those who just want to find a quick and easy to way to publish their thoughts online. The following three platforms reside somewhere between Creed Thoughts and full-fledged blogging platforms. Telegra.ph gives you a simple place to publish your writing and pictures without the need to create an account on the site. To publish you simply go to telegra.ph and start writing. You can include pictures in your writing, but you cannot include videos. Your writing will be given its own URL that you can share with those you want to read your work. The whole process of publishing on Telegraph is quick and easy. Here's how it works. Draft is a free, collaborative writing platform that provides a distraction-free environment. When you write in Draft you won't see anything but the text in front of you. Draft is stripped of options for messing about with font colors or inserting pictures. Anyone who has an email address can participate in editing a document in Draft. Draft is a nice option for people who don't have access to Google Docs and or those who just want to focus on the text and not worry about playing around with font styling. Page O Rama is a free service for quickly creating stand alone webpages. Creating a webpage with Page O Rama is very simple. Just visit the Page O Rama homepage, select a web address, title your page, and start typing. Page O Rama offers a good selection of text editing tools including page breaks. If you want to, you can add images to your Page O Rama pages too. If you think your page is something that you're going to want to edit and update occasionally, you can enter your email address to create an administrative log-in. Geese, Comments, and Games - The Month in Review Good morning from Maine where the sun is trying to rise through the rain on the last day of April. This month was a busy month at school and on my websites, Free Technology for Teachers and Practical Ed Tech. This month I hosted a couple of webinars, hosted Teaching History With Technology, and announced the 2021 Practical Ed Tech Virtual Summer Camp. As I do at the end of every month, I've compiled a list of the most popular posts of the last thirty days. Take a look and see if there's something interesting that you missed earlier in the month. These were the month's most popular posts:1. How to Create Your Own Online Board Game 2. Alternatives to Google Expeditions & Tour Creator 3. A Fun and Educational Use of Cardboard Boxes 4. View What’s Behind Shortened URLs Without Clicking On Them 5. e-Comments Makes It Easy to Add Canned Comments to Documents and Learning Management Systems 6. Three Areas That Can Help Teachers Improve Hybrid Learning for All Students 7. TeacherMade Adds More Features to Make Your Online Lessons Better 8. Two New Google Workspace Features for Students - Including Saving Google Forms in Progress! 9. 19 Canva Tutorials for Teachers and Students - Certificates, Comics, and More! 10. Tools to Help Students Analyze Their Own Writing On-demand Professional Development
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