Weebly allows teachers to create student accounts and class pages to help students build personalized websites. Teachers can add students individually or in bulk, set privacy settings for the class page, and monitor student progress. Students can then login, choose a subdomain, drag-and-drop elements to build out pages, upload files, organize their site into subjects, customize designs, and publish their site for others to view.

1. Weebly allows teachers to
create student accounts -
education.weebly.com
Sign in with your teacher
account. If you don't have
one you can sign up for one
lower on the page.
Welcome to your teacher
dashboard. You can add your
class and students by
clicking on the My Students
tab.
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2. Create your class and select your
privacy level.
Students can log in at
students.weebly.com
You can enter students one by one or in bulk. You
can have up to 40 student accounts.
Once students are created, you can view their
accounts and any sites they create by clicking on
their name.

3. Students sign in with their
username and password.
They can choose asubdomain - you may wantto make a namingconvention such asteacher name/year/number.
Students can now drag and
drop elements onto their
page.

4. Students can drag the FILE
component over to their page.
They can then upload existing files
to their page.
Uploaded files will be
available as a link on the
page.

5. Have students organize their site by adding a page for each subject.
They can have up to 5 pages.
Students can
get creative
by changing
their theme,
colors, and
fonts.

6. Once finished, students can
publish their site. Published
sites are password protected
if you have made you class
pages private.
Students and parents canlog in with the classpassword to see theirportfolios.
On the teacher dashboard,
you can view the student
sites, delete sites, and
turn on and off editing
capabilities.