I have tried using Glogster a few times. It's a site that allows students to create blogs/webpages. It's really easy to use and has some fun details they can play with. http://www.glogster.com/
I also created a Google Calendar to track all of my journal prompts for various classes. This way I could create and print a blank journal template for all classes and use my calendar to share the prompt. I always set my prompts for the entire semester so that I have quality prompts, versus 'on the fly' prompts. I can still edit, re-organize, or change prompts rather than having students scribbling out incorrect prompts in their journal. submitted by Mr. Wallace