The possibilities are almost limitless. In planning your content, be aware that using the names and photographs of children on web sites can lead to problems. In her class web pages, Mrs. Bogucki uses noms de plume for her students, and she does not include pictures of the children on the site. Check with your school district for policies regarding this issue. Even if your district has no policy, be sure to get parents' written permission before putting a child's name or picture on your site.
Web pages are text documents with graphics, multimedia, and links.
It is stored in special strings of text called tags. The format of these tags and what each tag means are determined by a specification called HTML or HyperText Markup Language. Graphical and multimedia elements, such as photos, sound bytes, and video clips, can be added through either type of authoring tool. HTML editors assist you with various tasks including fast insertion of common HTML tags, choice of colors, auto-upload capability, fast review modes, and more. These editors handle the management of the HTML tags for you.