District-Provided Classroom Webpage(s)

Many school districts are now providing template-driven classroom webpage development services to their teachers. If you have access to a service like this at your school, you are more than welcome to use it to complete the requirements of this module of the course.

Most of these district-provided sites offer Help files with specific details on how to build your classroom webpage/website. Perhaps one of your teaching colleagues who already has a district-hosted webpage/website can show you how easy it is to use the service. You could also contact your school or district tech support person for assistance.

You can also use an existing district-provided classroom webpage/website if we can verify that you have edited or added new content during the time in which you were enrolled in this course. Send me the URL (web address) of your existing website and we can discuss the options.

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Course Completion: Final E-Mail Message

Congratulations! You have reached the end of the course. Send me <bjost@josts.net> a final e-mail message with the following elements:

1. Send me the web address of your classroom webpage/website.
   
2. After reviewing the TEC 908 Technology Proficiency Standards correlations, reflect on how this course has been helpful in developing and enhancing your educational technology proficiencies.

Include the words "webpage E" in the subject of the message.

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