Lake Region Union High School

Available Technology Resources

Personal Web Page

Why would you or your students want to create your own web page? Web pages are another opportunity for teaching,learning, communicating with community, sharing with parents or other educators. You could use a web page to create, store & publish online lessons to share with other teachers. You could publish student artwork, poetry, essays or other projects.

Classroom web pages also provide students with convenient online access to homework assignments, upcoming events and important documents. In addition, classroom pages allow parents to be more involved by providing another avenue of communication.

Programming is not a requirement for building web pages any more. Programs such as DreamWeaver and Wikis will allow you to create a dynamic, functional website in just minutes. Follow the links below to learn more about the myriad of uses for teacher and student web pages.

Teacher Web Pages That Build Parent Partnerships

Doug Johnson provideds advice on how to simplify communication and planning and increase parental involvement. The article also provied web page design and implementation tips.

Brick by Brick: Designing and Developing Web Pages and Projects.

Annette Lamb and Larry Johnson creadted this web resource to get you started with ideas and examples of what to put on your page. Example sites are separated into subject areas.

The Role of web pages in Education

A Conceptual Approach to Creating Web Pages with a Purpose

Guidelines for designing a good website for ESL students (or any student for that matter)

This is a list of points that should be considered when designing a web site. Many of these are points that should be considered when developing any web site, some points are directed at any teacher developing educational web pages, and some points are specifically aimed at teachers of English as a Second Language.

Candler's Kids on the web

A 5th grade teacher's web site