KIN develops and posts websites only for local non-profit agencies. As these sites are designed by students as a training opportunity, there is no design charge. Student constructed pages will meet KIN standards but may not be of the highest commercial quality. Development of webpages by the students may take a considerable length of time. Submissions by local non-profit agencies for website development must meet KIN guidelines.
KIN only posts websites for local non-profit agencies.
For posting on the KIN community server, webpages must be submitted to KIN's Editorial Committee for jurying, recommendations and approval. Back to the FAQ index All about KIN KIN is a registered non-profit society. The project partners are JV Humphries School, Selkirk College, Distance Education School of the Kootenays and the Kaslo Public Library. In year two, an additional site is planned at the north end of Kootenay Lake. Volunteers and students of JV Humphries and Selkirk College are responsible for building and maintaining network services.