Most teachers provide handouts when a project is assigned. I use the project page to post everything that I would put on a handout, but I also include relevant internet sites that support the project. I try to make the page look appealing so that students enjoy visiting it.
What to put on your project page:
goals/objectives;
expections;
explanations;
due dates;
grading requirements;
rubrics; and
internet links for web resources that support the project.
Some benefits of posting your project information on your website:
students and parents can access the information at any time; and
instructions are clearly provided and may be reviewed easily by parents and students.
Project Page
SchoolCenter Page Type: Other Web Page
Page Information
To create this page, I used Dreamweaver. I have this page on my own website, and I created a link in SchoolCenter to the page. However, this is a choice and not a requirement.
