Best Elementary School Web Sites
I'm tasked with redesigning our elementary school web site.
If you have a favorite school web site (or your own) that you'd like to share. Please post it here.
If you have a favorite school web site (or your own) that you'd like to share. Please post it here.
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Permalink Reply by langwitches on -
I designed our elementary school website. This year the teachers' classroom pages have gone behind password protection.
www.sjeds.com
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Permalink Reply by William Cunningham on -
You can check out mine www.cunninghamclassroom.com It is based off of Moodle, an open source project.
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Permalink Reply by Jane Krauss on -
Check out the Meriwether Lewis Web site in Portland, OR: http://lewiselementary.org.
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Permalink Reply by Randy Rivers on -
I believe the best websites are those that allow a great deal of participation. The easier you can make the site the better. We use a vendor service that provides a "newspaper" like website design. The service is SOCS but I'm sure there are others like it, as well. It uses a correspondent, editor, manager model that allows students, teachers, PTO's, almost anyone you approve contribute content to the site. As with any web 2.0 application, collaboration is the key...I'd highly suggest setting up a website with the ability to, as transparently as possible, allow for multiple collaborators. Good Luck.
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Permalink Reply by Randy Rivers on
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P.S. You may view our website at Northeast USD 246
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Permalink Reply by Sharon Betts on
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Very nice adaption of a moodle site, William. And Randy, your district is so clean and easy to use. I am presently moving our district to a Joomla site - the old one is at http://msad52.org
Sharon
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