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Review
by: Antoinette Williams |
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I looked
at this website and my first impression was that I liked the information
scroll bar. As I investigated further, I could not find information about the
school (phone number, address, directions) I found two pictures of the
principal, but none of the assistant. The links for the teachers are not up
yet and it appears some of the information is from last year (The Student
Handbook) I did like that the student handbook is available online. |
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Review
by: Antoinette Williams |
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I really
enjoyed visiting this website. I was able to maneuver from one place to
another. I found information I needed quickly and all the links worked. If I
wanted to attend this school or even if I was a current student or parent, I
think this website is one of the best I have seen. |
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Review
by: Antoinette Williams |
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I liked
this website as well. The school information was right on the front page.
Email address were readily available. It was also nice to see Grolier online,
since we have that at our school as well. One of the links did not come
through (band) and the district home page (you had to redirect yourself), but
all and all I did like the layout and I loved the pictures of just teachers
and students being themselves.... |
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Review
by: Karen Arnwine |
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This
school site caught my attention right from the home page. It is very colorful (school colors, I
presume) and definitely catches the eye. Navigating through the site was easy and there were lots
of interesting links. One link
was to something called ÒEdlineÓ where parents could sign in and view
personal information about their child.
The library page contained the complete list of AR tests which IÕm
sure was very handy for the parents.
Another page of interest was the parent involvement page and the
complete school supply list. |
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Review
by: Karen Arnwine |
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The first
page of this site was interesting.
It was almost blank except for the school name on the right and the
page links on the left. However,
when you navigate to all the pages, it was well organized and very informative. The page links were at the top as
well as at the left. One
interesting page was the Alumni page where alumni could log in to get
information. I also like the
Media Center page. It included
lots of links and nice pictures of students working in the media center. This site also had
ÒEDlineÓ. |
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Review
by: Karen Arnwine |
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This
school site did not have enough information. The home page contained some nice quotes about the school,
but not who quoted them. There
was a small map from mapquest at the bottom of the page. I think I would have place this on a
different page and also written the directions. The only people who could be e-mailed were the
principals. This site needs more
pages and links. It could also
use more color and eye-catching clip-art. |
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Review
by: Richard Rogers |
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1. Greenville City Schools Middle School page have ÒgreenÓ
theme. 2. The home page has useful quick links. 3. The daily announcements have info divided for
Students/Parents/Teachers/Sports. 4. In the teacher directory ALL teachers have web pages. 5. Curriculum mapping is include for all grade levels and most
subjects. 6. Online section to download forms used at the school
available. The site has a clean appearance and is easy for staff, parents,
and students move around. |
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Review
by: Richard Rogers |
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1. The site is actually a web log. The principal submits a daily
summary of the events at the school for each day. 2. There are information bars down each side of the page. They
include: classroom
supply link Student
art work gallery Weekly
letter archive link School
calendar link Composer
of the week photo Directions
to the school (map) 3. All the pages have a white background and use a dark gray
text. This presents the information in a clean conservation manner. |
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Review
by: Richard Rogers |
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1. The home page is one of the busiest pages that I have ever
seen. 2. The left hand side bar includes eight different ads for various
products and services. 3. The halftime show link is only current to the 2002-03 school
year. 4. The calendar is only current to 2003. 5. The Senior photo page has full-length photos of the seniors.
The faces are barely visible. In addition the photos of some the students are
not flattering. Use head and shoulder shots. |
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Review
by: Amy Headrick |
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I like the way the opening screen is setup, with the mission
statement in the middle of the screen and links to other pages on both
sides. When you get to other
screens, the mission statement is replaced with a picture of the school,
surrounded by links on either side. Most of the teachers web pages aren't up
and running yet, but the one's that are have assignment postings and email
links. |
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Review
by: Amy Headrick |
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This site has an opening page that has links to other areas and
some general announcements.
Prominently situated in the top is an "Enter Here" link,
which takes you to the main page that has the mission statement and links to
other pages. The pages have several topics, including a link to a password
only area where parent can access grades and data about their child, register
for classes, view teacher comments, etc. I really like that.
Talk about "cutting edge"......we're far from being there,
but....WOW. |
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Review
by: Amy Headrick |
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The pictures are so large, it takes a few minutes to load the
page. Once you get it up, they have nice graphics pointing you to where you
to the places and topics you can go to, but once you get there, there isn't
much do do or link to. The info pages are just typed pages of names and they
are very plain. The opening is a big splash and then it just gets dull. |
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Review
by: Bonnie Lockwood |
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Bradley Elem. School of the Arts: I got these ideas.
The PTSO puts their current newsletter on the pg. Under Media Center, can access AR quizzes by Title, Author and Rdg. Level. You can also take a sample AR quiz. I would like to put all of these things on our website. Their home page is easy to navigate. |
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http://www.murfreesboro.cityschools.net/schoolsites/es/index.html |
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Review
by: Bonnie Lockwood |
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Erma Siegel Elem.:
Don't like the moving text on the home pg. I do like the little pencil bullets--how do I find that clip art? I like the rdg. levels better on this site than on the Bradley site because for
the lowest level it goes 0.2-0.9.
Bradley's is too specific. |
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Review
by: Bonnie Lockwood |
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Northfield Elem.: I
like the way AR tests are organized. I especially like the Events and Announcements link on this page. I also like the weather/school closings link. |
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Review
by: Debbie Henderson |
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Opening page very user friendly with up to date school wide
news. --Each subject area has a teacher listing with individual
teacher --e-mail link available. |
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Review
by: Debbie Henderson |
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Home page appears to be updated on a daily basis. --Links are easy to use and offer you several choices per area. --Faculty/staff pages have phone numbers and/or e-mail link
available. |
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Review
by: Debbie Henderson |
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Home page is cute, with simple links. Information is to sketch. --Staff page does not have links for individual teachers. |
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Review
by: Gwen Jones |
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User friendly. Faculty & staff gives names and/or search to type in name. E-mail addresses available. |
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Review
by: Gwen Jones |
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Everything is organized on one page. Plain, effective. Direct clear links. |
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