You must also be aware of the rules about use and attribution of materials on WWW pages. All Web publishers assume a responsibility to correct erroneous information, to update information regularly, and to respond to readers' questions. What information to include Information on a Web page is available to anyone on the Internet , unless you restrict access. Consider carefully what kind of information you want to include, especially on personal pages. If you need to restrict access to confidential information, store your pages on the NT Web server and create a private folder.
Personal pages can include information about an individual's work and interests.
Academic departments and programs can gather information such as faculty, staff, and student listings, course offerings, seminar schedules, and faculty research. Academic course pages can present reading lists, precept schedules, assignments, links to relevant information at other sites. Administrative departments can present their schedules, brochures and pertinent information. Student organizations and team sports can inform others about their meeting schedules, activities, members, and newsletters. Netscape is the supported Web browser at Princeton.