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What do schools attempt to accomplish with their web sites (assuming they have one)? Do the intend to offer resources for parents, an outlet for student projects, the latest sports scores, or what? Do school web sites follow recommended design principles?<\/p>\n

Pat Swann’s paper on the typology of school web sites” offers comments on these questions. This site offers a nice general review of what is known about school sites.<\/a><\/p>\n

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What do schools attempt to accomplish with their web sites (assuming they have one)? Do the intend to offer resources for parents, an outlet for student projects, the latest sports scores, or what? Do school web sites follow recommended design principles? Pat Swann’s paper on the typology of school web sites” offers comments on these … Continue reading School Web Sites<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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