I'd recommend an offline blogging tool, paired with a free Wordpress blog f=
rom wordpress.com
This way, the teacher could author her posts offline, and quickly upload th=
em when she has internet access.
For a decent overview of offline blogging tools, see http://www.smashingmag=
azine.com/2008/08/01/15-desktop-blogging-tools-reviewed/
This sounds like a great opportunity for both the teacher and your school c=
ommunity. If the site is public, please post the link!
Cheers,
Bill
--- On Tue, 10/14/08, Sherry Ward <sward@acdsnet.org> wrote:
> From: Sherry Ward <sward@acdsnet.org>
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> Date: Tuesday, October 14, 2008, 12:20 PM
> One of our teachers won a position to study in the Galapogas
> Islands for a few weeks in November. We are trying to figure
> out ways for her to share text and photos of her
> experiences. Internet access is "spotty at best"
> and we are not sure yet about cell phone coverage. Assuming
> that she can get to an Internet caf=E9 at least a few times
> on her trip and assuming the time she gets to spend online
> will be limited, we are looking for ways facilitate
> documenting locally on the laptop and then uploading to a
> website or email. Any suggestions?
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