Just, since nobody was pointing it out. Wordpress is a program that runs on the webserver, while Dreamweaver runs on your home computer.
So to quickly, and a bit simplified sum it up.
You make a page in Dreamweaver and upload it to your site. Any changes you make to your page, you also need to upload. The pages that are uploaded are mostly static.
With Wordpress, you install it on your server and configure it (select theme, enable and disable different features and so on). You can then add content to your page through a web interface, including writing articles, uploading pictures and more. You can do this from any computer, as long as it has web access. Just log in and change stuff.
But this also means that others can interact with your page, by doing things like adding comments to your article, and these will show up instantly (unless you set Wordpress to let your review all comments). So you get a more interactive website.
If I were you, I would go with Wordpress, or maybe another CMS such as Joomla.
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