the two articles I read about creating school webpages all come with the general guidelines:
-relevancy: does your staff feel that a school website is relevant.
-planning: the planning of the school website incorporates many different features. Planning involves getting together a qualified team to put the webpages together,planning involves the design of the website, planning involves what is going to be in the website, planning involves what resources are available, monetarily and technically, to make the website, and planning involves who is going to be in charge of the website and its upkeep.
I like the idea of field testing a new website to check out possible problems. Maybe some new ideas from those are going to be using it is a good idea. In coming up with a new website for school. There will be many changes that will take place during the first year of implementation. What looks like at the start, might not be the way it looks like at the end of the school year. But this is a natural progression to any new website that school uses. in coming up with a school website. Do not underestimate the help from students who have a background in webpage design. Or possibly making a class of webpage design. This will help in having resource for the upkeep of the webpage.
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It would be great to have a class for the students on webpage design. The class could design the school website and keep it updated. There are so many students who are creative and would think of things for the website that teachers and administrators never would. I understand that they would have to be monitored, but they would have a teacher in the class and nothing would go live until the principal and district went through it for accuracy.
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