WordPress.com

Submitted by Hagen Graf on 28. March 2011 - 14:50

There a many possibilities to use the WordPress software. The best example of a software as a service is WordPress.com.

You can use it for your blog or you can use it too for your school website and/or for classes and projects. One of the biggest problems for smaller projects and teachers in schools are often the installation and maintenance of applications like WordPress. On WordPress.com you can create a blog for free. Beside the truely amazing and stunning features, there are a few limitations.

  • The domain name has to be http://[your choice].wordpress.com.
  • Storage is limited to 3.0 GB.
  • No custom CSS, video and mp3 upload is allowed.
  • The amount of users is limited to 35 users per blog.
  • Advertisements (try to use AdBlocker).

You can pay a small amount a year to enhance your blog if you need the missing features mentioned above. You'll find an overview of the products on http://en.wordpress.com/products/. 

 

There a many possibilities to use the WordPress software. The best example of a software as a service is WordPress.com.You can use it for your blog or you can use it too for your school website and/or for classes and projects. One of the biggest problems for smaller projects and teachers in schools are often the installation and maintenance of applications like WordPress. On WordPress.com you can create a blog for free. Beside the truely amazing and stunning features, there are a few limitations.The domain name has to be http://[your choice].wordpress.com.Storage is limited to 3.0 GB.No custom CSS, video and mp3 upload is allowed.The amount of users is limited to 35 users per blog.Advertisements (try to use AdBlocker).You can pay a small amount a year to enhance your blog if you need the missing features mentioned above. You'll find an overview of the products on http://en.wordpress.com/products/.  

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