The Purpose of a Teacher's Web Page When you decide to publish a class home page your primary readers are your classroom students and their parents. Listed below is a selection of information commonly included on teacher pages. It is always a good idea to start small and build, as developing and maintaining a great web site tends to be time consuming.
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Information about the teacher: educational training, experience and philosophy of education |
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Classroom information: rules, procedures, policies |
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Calendar of class activities |
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Homework assignments, spelling lists, reading assignments |
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Class Schedule |
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Student Projects: writing, poetry, artwork, math problems, science experiments, multimedia presentations |
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Favorite URLs for web sites the class likes to visit |
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Class photo album |
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Online Activities such as Treasure Hunts and Web Quests that merge into the classroom curriculum |
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Featured student of the week or class awards and contests. |
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Conference schedules |
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Dates of field trips and permission forms to be printed out and returned signed for permission |
