The tech gal should be able to explain to you in easily understood language...just say "I want to make a web page, take me through it step by step. Or..if you have any computer savvy kidlets..might not be a bad idea. Just change the password once the page is created. There are also free websites out there..annoying pop ups on them, true, but they have templates for you to use to create them step by step. Trouble with the free ones is the amount of storage space,so i am thinking they would be hard to show say an entire schools artwork?
Also,in our district, the board offers after school and Sat workshops on how to use all kinds of technology...maybe there is something similar in your district or in a nearby one?
good luck in your endeavors!
--- "Hillmer, Jan" <hillmjan@Berkeleyprep.org> wrote:
Actually, Jeryl, What you're being asked to do is good - I've been asked to create my page, but when I ask for suggestions and guidelines, I can't speak the computer language well enough to get the tech gal to answer my questions. So, my web page has yet to be created.
Perhaps basic layout guidelines, what's good and why. You could get really fancy with step by step instructions to creating a nice web page (then please - o - please share it with me!)
From: Jeryl Hollingsworth [mailto:email@example.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 2:38 AM
To: ArtsEdNet Talk
Subject: web page guidelines for teachers-do you have them??
O joy! I found out today my presence is required at yet another
meeting-since I'm the webmaster at my school- I get to attend the meeting
for setting up guidelines for teachers' use and construction of their web
pages. We are a small district -only 5 schools in the whole district - and
up to this point only one person in each school could publish to the web
page. That means I get everyone's info and put on their pages from my
school. Soon each teacher will have access to do their own page but we need
to establish guidelines ( that's the memo!) So ,do any of you have
guidelines in place that you would be willing to share so I can have some
ideas to bring to the table?