Open-source web content management suggestions?

["A. P. Lamberti" <adrienne -dot- lamberti -at- uni -dot- edu>]

I am collecting recommendations for open-source web content 
management software.  Adobe apparently is not offering the one-month 
free trial for Dreamweaver this month, and a colleague needs to offer 
her students an alternative.  For instance, have you used, and would 
you recommend Doop, Jumla, or any other OS software?  Many thanks for 
your suggestions!

Adrienne Lamberti

A.P. Lamberti
University of Northern Iowa
The Professional Writing Program:
http://uni.facebook.com/group.php?gid=26024460472


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