Powerful, free tool for students to build ePortfolios that will travel with them beyond high school graduation

En la enseñanza a los niños le va encantar ya que tengan un reposorio de sus videos favoritos sus imágenes lo pueden publicar o solo reservarlos para ellos para hacer un anuario ( lo que hicieron en el año ) o un portafolio de trabajos, hobbies, necearía mente de conocer, subir un portafolio o un curriculum necesario o para hacer una satisfacción. que benecitos: tener un a pagina gratuita , tener enlace para compartir y es google.

Google Sites is a great tool to give students an alternative way to present their projects. It can also serve as a portfolio, escape room, or basic website. I like this tool because it is easy to use. With a few clicks you have a great looking website. And... being part of GSuite it connects to all the Google products like; Dive, Forms, and Docs. The last feature I want to mention is the ability to search for images directly from Google Sites. You can search images to add to your site and the best part is that it only selects images that are labeled for reuse!

Google Sites has power as a teaching and curation tool for students to show what they have learned, or for you to manage your learning environment. If you're looking for just a management tool, Google Classroom is your answer--not Google Sites. However, if you want to get students involved in creation, Google Sites can get it done. Be sure to play around with it to see all the quirks, especially if you're using the "old" side. Some of the things you'll need are buried within strange places in the interface.