This person is responsible for determining whether or not the information follows the corporation's web publishing policies for content and style as well as the maintenance of the site content. These roles can be delegated to other individuals, but are monitored by the web site manager. The role that the classroom teacher, students, and parents have as information is designed and created for the school website, is influenced by the age of the students. Regardless of the the age of the students, whether preschool or all the way to high school, students need to have an active role in the creation of information for your site. More examples for student involvement in web publishing will be addressed later in this tutorial.
Information created by the students is usually curriculum oriented.
Student work is usually created by individuals. Introduce students to publishing information on the Internet. Show students how to design published information that requires user input and interaction rather than static information. Check for grammar and spelling. Material created by the students still may be curriculum oriented, but with more information and interaction included in the webpages being published.