November
5, 2002
Attendees:
Bonnie Mooney, Juanita Whitaker, Janet Fisher, Lavon Cress and Amy Ford
Topics
Discussed:
Headsets
– Have been purchased by our generous PTA and the order is in progress.
Printers
– Janie and Amy are in the process of comparing prices and will order soon.
Software
– textHELP software will be ordered upon Mr. McCaw’s approval.
Classroom
Web Page Guidelines
– Since web pages will be the focus on technology this year, the committee
felt as though it is necessary to have some guidelines for our teachers.
The following document has been revised and approved by the technology
committee and is now ready to be approved by our SBDM council.
Stonewall
Classroom Web Pages
The
purpose of this policy is to guide teachers in creating their classroom web
pages.
The
Stonewall teacher/classroom web pages may serve as a means of communication to
parents. Teachers can include:
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Events |
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Schedules |
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News |
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Supply
Lists |
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Permission
Slips |
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Calendars |
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Units |
Ø
Downloadable
documents |
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Class
rules and expectations |
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Ø
Homework
Policies |
Ø
Reading
lists |
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Rubrics/scoring
guides |
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Parent
tips |
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Check
lists |
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Field
Trips |
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Ø
and
other items as deemed appropriate by the teacher |
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The
stonewall teacher/classroom web pages may facilitate instruction.
Teachers can include:
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Showcasing
student achievement |
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Student
products |
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*Educational
links |
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**Publishing
student writing |
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Virtual
Tours |
Ø
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Ø
and
other items as deemed appropriate by the teacher |
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The
Stonewall teacher/classroom web pages may be used to promote student learning.
Teachers can use:
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Ø
*Educational
links |
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Scavenger
hunts |
Ø
WebQuests |
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Ø
and
other items as deemed appropriate by the teacher |
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The
Stonewall teacher/classroom web pages will not include the
following:
Ø
Pictures
identifying students
Ø
Identify
a student by using the first and last name
Ø
Non-previewed
and non-teacher/STC pre-approved links
Ø
Non-educational
links
*It
is the responsibility of each individual teacher to ensure that each Internet
link posted on their web page is grade-level appropriate and can be used for
educational purposes.
**All
student products that are put on our web site will have a student/parent signed
permission form.
WORLD
WIDE WEB PUBLISHING PERMISSION FORM
2002 - 2003
Stonewall
Traditional School continues to integrate technology throughout the curriculum.
At times we would like to display student projects on school and/or classroom
web pages. This means that your child’s project could be seen by anyone with
Internet access. Only the first
name shall appear with the student’s work.
My
child’s work (Check only one.)
___
may be displayed with his first name only on an instructional website.
___
may be displayed with NO identification on an instructional website.
___ may NOT be displayed on an instructional website.
Student’s
Name: __________________________________________________
Teacher:
________________________________________________________
Parent
Signature: _________________________________________________
Student’s
Signature: ______________________________________________
Date:
______________