Would anyone with experience in third-party web hosting within a large metropolitan school district care to share their experiences/insights?

My school system is currently exploring options for moving all its web services (from the administrative level all the way down to the classroom level) to third-party hosting. Two services in particular, schoolfusion.com and schoolwise.com, are being explored.

Currently, district policy mandates that all teacher- and student-produced content be hosted on a school-based server. I am definitely interested in a more open and fluid approach that will increase teacher and student participation on the Web, but I don't know a lot about the alternatives.

I am eager to learn more about third-party hosting, and invite the CR 2.0 community to share what they know!

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This page has some free and low -cost hosting sites for teachers:
http://www.opencourtresources.com/mrneedleman/howto/web_sites.html
We have about half of the schools in Kansas using Socs - http://socs.fes.org very reputable .. they all seem to have good experience with it ..... and Powerschool of course - http://www.powerschool.com

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