Designing a Website For Your Class
6. Class Rules and Guidelines- In this section, you can explain what materials your students need for your class and any other consistent information that students > need to be successful in your class.
7. Homework- Posting of assignments helps to keep students on track. This section can also offer students help with any assignments. This section can also be a depository for what students need to accomplish and a reminder of what needs to be done.
8. Biography- Tell students about your academic and professional background. You can also include interests, accomplishments, etc.
9. Course Description- Explain what students will be learning, goals, objectives, procedures that will be used in teaching and learning, timelines, etc.
10. Your Most Favorite Sites- Share the educational sites or student-centered sites that you visit the most.
11. Information for Parents- This is information you want parents to know that can help you to acheive educational goals. It is a great way to get parents actively involved in a partnership role.
12. Announcements/Events- This is an efficient method of communicating anything that needs to be publicized.
13. Links to State or National Curriculum- This can supply curriculum information to parents. It also helps in developing credibility as a professional. Another important benefit is that you have this information available to you at any given time.