There are any number of potential workers for a school Web site. Here are some possibilities. Many parents have technology backgrounds and know how to make Web pages. Being involved in a school Web page can be a fun way for them to help. Even the youngest students can contribute drawings and writing that can be scanned onto the Web site.
Older students can help create Web pages.
At Falmouth, we have a Multimedia Club, one of whose functions is to update Web pages, including school news and reports on special events and projects. We find that students work best with specific small assignments that are uploaded as soon as the assignments are completed. It's best to start with a few interested teachers who want to contribute to the school Web site. As other teachers become familiar with the site and learn the appropriate technology skills, more of them will want to participate. A school Web site, however, can be useful and successful even without 100 percent teacher participation.