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Chapter Seven provides examples of how schools across the country are using web sites, as well as information on how to set up a school web site.
Web 66 provides lists of the addresses of hundreds of schools both in the United States and abroad: Web66 The Classroom Internet Server Cookbook is a great place to learn how to set up a web site for your school. Classroom Internet Server Cookbook For an extensive list of school web sites at various levels of the educational system, as well as from around the world, Web 66’s Internet Registry is outstanding: WWW Schools Registry
This book is too brief to provide you with an introduction to creating a school-based web site. If you are interested in pursuing this topic, visit the following sites, which should prove valuable.
How Do They Do That with HTML? If you are interested in learning more about clip art the following sites provide a good start. All Clip Art Site Clip Art Connection For resources on using animations in web sites or in the types of backgrounds that can be used for a site, visit the following sites: The Backgrounds Archive Information on protecting students online can be found at: Safekids.Com Cyber Patrol SurfWatch In addition to child safety issues using the Internet, teachers, administrators, and parents need to set up guidelines for computer use in their schools. High school students visiting pornography sites is not a desirable use of computers in most schools, nor is vandalizing or breaking into someone else’s site. Information on acceptable use guidelines can be found at:
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How Schools Use the World Wide Web
Examples of School Web Sites
Ten Steps to creating a School Web Site