Most important: Read carefully.
You did not want to be told that a Java teacher should know better, of course you do, but: it's not what the course is about.
(1) dead simple!
(2) free
I would suggest a "portable wiki", ie, http://tiddlywiki.com/. It can be used from every internet connected browser from everywhere, and can as well be used offline just by copying one file. You can tag and categorise your entries (tiddles), for ex. "discussion" or "source", and export everything or just one entry or just one category.
If not suitable, please give more information.
Hope this helps
mupan
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Most important: Read carefully. You did not want to be told that a Java teacher should know better, of course you do, but: it's not what the course is about. (1) dead simple! (2) free I would suggest a "portable wiki", ie, http://tiddlywiki.com/. It can be used from every internet connected browser from everywhere, and can as well be used offline just by copying one file. You can tag and categorise your entries (tiddles), for ex. "discussion" or "source", and export everything or just one entry or just one category. If not suitable, please give more information. Hope this helps mupan