Specifically, students in 9th and 10th grade English, social studies, science, health, and applied technology classes will serve as core teams investigating a problem in local or global communities that they think needs fixing. Students in other grades can work as consultants, experts, researchers, data gatherers, technologists, graphic artists, etc. to help the core teams. Professionals from across California and the world will also contribute expertise, feedback and support to the student teams as they create the projects. What Nonprofit Prophets is an interactive project that challenges groups of students to investigate a problem that they see in the world and then create a World Wide Web Resource page on the Internet that teaches the world about the problem. As you can see, there is no one way to create a World Wide Web Resource Page.
Different groups use different formats.
Expertise that shows an understanding of the complexity of the issues involved. A focus on real world problems or issues. Use of multimedia and online technologies that enhance the user's experience. Quality layout, text, interface, etc. These are the kinds of Web pages that real people made to understand, serve and solve problems they saw in the world.