For almost 5 years now Google has been saying that the old, “traditional” version of Google Sites would be closing “quickly.” It appears that they truly indicate it this time. In an email to Google Workspaces domain administrators and in
this blog site post, Google has actually announced that on May 15th the ability to develop brand-new websites utilizing the old variation of Google Sites will be gotten rid of. Then on December 1st editing of sites made with the classic version of Google Sites will be disabled. And on January 1, 2022 all websites made with the traditional version of Google Sites will be offline..

Transition from Classic Google Sites to Current Google Sites.
Individuals who are still using the classic version of Google Sites can transition to the existing version of Google Sites by following the instructions in this video. It ought to be kept in mind that not all features discovered in the traditional version of Google Sites are offered in the current version of Google Sites..
Develop a Website with Google Sites.
The existing version of Google Sites is much easier to use and more aesthetically pleasing than the traditional version. And there are some handy features in the existing version that were not offered in the classic variation. Those features include automatic resizing for mobile gadgets, drag-and-drop positioning of page aspects, and page-level display settings. View this video to discover how to make your first website with Google Sites..

3 Quick Ideas for Using Google Sites in Your Classroom.