Dronacharya
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Which hosting is best for educational website?
Which hosting is best for educational website
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Alanah_Rae
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Check Godaddy. They have lots of plan, and its reliable.
Kuratowski
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I suggest you to get more reliable names and choose the suitable one. I recommend hostwinds.com. You will receive quality hosting service provided by highly available knowledgeable tech staff.
sadianisar
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Try Godaddy. They are providing good support and services.
Djons
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How much disk space and data transfer do you require? Any server location preference?
I have been extremely satisfied with Plusplushosting.net and believe their premium shared hosting accounts will meet your requirements.
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I have been extremely satisfied with Plusplushosting.net and believe their premium shared hosting accounts will meet your requirements.
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LIKEUS
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Go to a few hosting review sites and read what people have said, there is a high chance that a host has written positive things about himself so you are looking for negative reviews because those will tell you the truth.
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I have found them to be the best host for support, advice, and pricing out of several hosts I have ever seen before.
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I have found them to be the best host for support, advice, and pricing out of several hosts I have ever seen before.
indutaurus
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I have found them to be the best host for support, advice, and pricing out of several hosts I have ever seen before.
Jack Adison
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I think shared hosting is good for your educational website...
VPS9 Networks
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Michael Burrows
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You should try Godaddy
UltratechHost
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You can try UltratechHost (Ultra Web Solutions), have premium servers with 24/7 technical support members
pablohunt2812
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By now you know not all web content management systems are created equally. To find the one that’s right for you depends on specific elements of how your organization works, the types of content you create and the types of engagement you want to elicit from your audience. For schools, finding the right fit can be a challenging.
Get Schooled
For many companies, defining the required elements for your web CMS can be relatively straightforward. Your audience is a buyer and you expect them only to complete a singular transaction. But what if your customer fits more than one role? That’s how it is for many educational institutions. Your audience is a prospective student and her family, as well as your alumnae network, not to mention current faculty, students and potential donors. Finding the right content management system that can adequately deliver content and deploy various user communities in a way that is scalable, flexible and easy to manage isn’t easy, but it is possible.
I’ve worked for schools and when it comes to selecting, implementing and deploying technology, it can be an uphill battle. Most academic institutions have come a long way in the past decade and have come to accept, if not embrace the idea that their website is the face of the school. Before a prospective student steps foot on campus, or an alumnae reconnects at reunion, the website is usually the first to introduce or reacquaint a visitor with the school.
When it comes to organizing the information -- news, research, photos, videos, events, blog posts, and user generated content --- that represents the institution, the right content management system can make a difference.
Here’s an overview of who's out there supporting education institutions.
1. Ingeniux
Used by over 140 colleges and universities, Ingeniux CMS web content management provides collaborative web publishing tools that anyone can use, regardless of technical knowledge. By using templates to manage page design authors can focus on content, which can be easily imported by clicking and dragging information from MS Office or any other desktop application. Furthermore, workflow controls can be applied to make sure the website adheres to appropriate standards and content is reviewed before publishing. Based entirely on open standards and XML, Ingeniux CMS allows communication and marketing teams to focus on value added programming and supports total reuse of content across the Web. It also supports ADA compliance, wireless devices, and multi-channel publishing to portals and other systems.
Additional features include:
Athletics module
News modules
Course catalogs
Event calendars and registration
Forms builder
Image galleries & Slide shows
Newsletters
RSS Feeds
2. Campus Suite
Campus Suite describes themselves as website specialists for education. As a result, they focus exclusively on developing websites designed to help schools bring parents, students, faculty, staff, and the entire school community closer together. For secondary education, Campus Suite provides two kinds of website plans, Express and Flex. Each offers pre-designed templates, mobile access and hosting and support. For higher education, users can benefit from a full suites of tools. With its easy touch technology, Campus Suite allows the design and navigation to be automatically adjusted so websites is can be seen and used whenever and wherever they want.
Additional features include:
Website editor
Form builder
Teacher pages
Online directories
News modules
Newsletters
Photo galleries
Calendars
Blogs and podcasts
Digital libraries
3. Omni Update
OU Campus is used to manage more than 700 college and university websites. By focusing on higher education, Omni Update has developed functionalities that users, administrators, and developers can benefit from. OU Campus provides optional modules that schools can use to extend the power and functionality of their CMS, like creating and managing a mobile site, incorporating a campus map, or publishing forms. Schools can deploy OU Campus locally on institution servers or have OU host the application through their software-as-a-service model.
Additional features include:
Mobile Website
Course Catalog
Live Delivery Platform
OU Search
Interactive campus maps
True cost calculator
4. Jadu
Jadu helps universities and colleges deliver a quality online experience with its Jadu CMS for Education, an integrated suite of web productivity and publishing tools developed to provide a non technical publishing solution for Internet, Intranet and Extranet applications. Jadu Galaxies for Education, part of the Jadu CMS for Education suite of products, allows multiple web site CMS systems to be designed and deployed rapidly with no technical skills required. Web teams can benefit from the ability to establish branding consistency, generate active user engagement, and set up efficient content workflows.
Additional features include:
Publishing
Search
Commerce
Web analytics
Workflow and administrative privileges
User generated content
Social computing capabilities
Online HR
Intranets
Online forms
5. dotCMS
dotCMS has developed its Web Content Management (WCM) to help schools deliver engaging, multichannel customer experiences designed to drive online recruiting success. From mobile to web to social syndication, dotCMS provides an agile platform that can respond to users' needs in real-time, deliver targeted and relevant content for increased online conversions, as well as create and manage online campaigns. dotCMS also provides a Higher Edu Toolkit through which schools can access templates for information architecture, sample wire frames, and best practices for content development and project governance.
Additional features include:
Simple authoring
Easy content contributions
Mobile and responsive design
Content targeting and campaigns
Tagging and taxonomy management
Honorable Mentions
Of course, many of the leaders in web content management offer versions tailored for higher education. Sitecore, Acquia, and Ektron all provide education editions. There are pros and cons of selecting a CMS designed specifically for education -- they can bring better designed features that meet the needs of educators and administrators, but may not offer the support or flexibility to evolve and adapt as new technologies emerge.
Regardless of which CMS your school chooses, it's important to ensure that everyone understands the goals and are adequately trained and empowered to use the platform. The time and energy spent adapting and adopting the new software is often a bigger investment than the platform you deploy.
Get Schooled
For many companies, defining the required elements for your web CMS can be relatively straightforward. Your audience is a buyer and you expect them only to complete a singular transaction. But what if your customer fits more than one role? That’s how it is for many educational institutions. Your audience is a prospective student and her family, as well as your alumnae network, not to mention current faculty, students and potential donors. Finding the right content management system that can adequately deliver content and deploy various user communities in a way that is scalable, flexible and easy to manage isn’t easy, but it is possible.
I’ve worked for schools and when it comes to selecting, implementing and deploying technology, it can be an uphill battle. Most academic institutions have come a long way in the past decade and have come to accept, if not embrace the idea that their website is the face of the school. Before a prospective student steps foot on campus, or an alumnae reconnects at reunion, the website is usually the first to introduce or reacquaint a visitor with the school.
When it comes to organizing the information -- news, research, photos, videos, events, blog posts, and user generated content --- that represents the institution, the right content management system can make a difference.
Here’s an overview of who's out there supporting education institutions.
1. Ingeniux
Used by over 140 colleges and universities, Ingeniux CMS web content management provides collaborative web publishing tools that anyone can use, regardless of technical knowledge. By using templates to manage page design authors can focus on content, which can be easily imported by clicking and dragging information from MS Office or any other desktop application. Furthermore, workflow controls can be applied to make sure the website adheres to appropriate standards and content is reviewed before publishing. Based entirely on open standards and XML, Ingeniux CMS allows communication and marketing teams to focus on value added programming and supports total reuse of content across the Web. It also supports ADA compliance, wireless devices, and multi-channel publishing to portals and other systems.
Additional features include:
Athletics module
News modules
Course catalogs
Event calendars and registration
Forms builder
Image galleries & Slide shows
Newsletters
RSS Feeds
2. Campus Suite
Campus Suite describes themselves as website specialists for education. As a result, they focus exclusively on developing websites designed to help schools bring parents, students, faculty, staff, and the entire school community closer together. For secondary education, Campus Suite provides two kinds of website plans, Express and Flex. Each offers pre-designed templates, mobile access and hosting and support. For higher education, users can benefit from a full suites of tools. With its easy touch technology, Campus Suite allows the design and navigation to be automatically adjusted so websites is can be seen and used whenever and wherever they want.
Additional features include:
Website editor
Form builder
Teacher pages
Online directories
News modules
Newsletters
Photo galleries
Calendars
Blogs and podcasts
Digital libraries
3. Omni Update
OU Campus is used to manage more than 700 college and university websites. By focusing on higher education, Omni Update has developed functionalities that users, administrators, and developers can benefit from. OU Campus provides optional modules that schools can use to extend the power and functionality of their CMS, like creating and managing a mobile site, incorporating a campus map, or publishing forms. Schools can deploy OU Campus locally on institution servers or have OU host the application through their software-as-a-service model.
Additional features include:
Mobile Website
Course Catalog
Live Delivery Platform
OU Search
Interactive campus maps
True cost calculator
4. Jadu
Jadu helps universities and colleges deliver a quality online experience with its Jadu CMS for Education, an integrated suite of web productivity and publishing tools developed to provide a non technical publishing solution for Internet, Intranet and Extranet applications. Jadu Galaxies for Education, part of the Jadu CMS for Education suite of products, allows multiple web site CMS systems to be designed and deployed rapidly with no technical skills required. Web teams can benefit from the ability to establish branding consistency, generate active user engagement, and set up efficient content workflows.
Additional features include:
Publishing
Search
Commerce
Web analytics
Workflow and administrative privileges
User generated content
Social computing capabilities
Online HR
Intranets
Online forms
5. dotCMS
dotCMS has developed its Web Content Management (WCM) to help schools deliver engaging, multichannel customer experiences designed to drive online recruiting success. From mobile to web to social syndication, dotCMS provides an agile platform that can respond to users' needs in real-time, deliver targeted and relevant content for increased online conversions, as well as create and manage online campaigns. dotCMS also provides a Higher Edu Toolkit through which schools can access templates for information architecture, sample wire frames, and best practices for content development and project governance.
Additional features include:
Simple authoring
Easy content contributions
Mobile and responsive design
Content targeting and campaigns
Tagging and taxonomy management
Honorable Mentions
Of course, many of the leaders in web content management offer versions tailored for higher education. Sitecore, Acquia, and Ektron all provide education editions. There are pros and cons of selecting a CMS designed specifically for education -- they can bring better designed features that meet the needs of educators and administrators, but may not offer the support or flexibility to evolve and adapt as new technologies emerge.
Regardless of which CMS your school chooses, it's important to ensure that everyone understands the goals and are adequately trained and empowered to use the platform. The time and energy spent adapting and adopting the new software is often a bigger investment than the platform you deploy.
CliffordSanchez
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I think you can try BlueHost, JustHost or Godaddy for your education site.
BreezeHost
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SSD VPS hosting is the best option to host an educational website.SSD VPS hosting provides you high performance, fastest speed network, 99.9% uptime, dedicated IPS, DDOS protection & 100% security.