Requirements for Posting Student Webpages Online

Enhancing Education Through Technology Grant Project
Maywood Middle School

1.  All webpages must be carefully checked for correct grammar and spelling.

2.  All webpages must have at least 10 links and all the links must be correctly cited
     and working.  One of the main purposes of webpages are to link to other related
     webpages.  Creating good links is like creating a good bibliography.   

3.  The content of all webpages should be appropriate, suitable, fair, accurate, respectable,
     and suitable for middle school students.  Remember, your webpage, if accepted and
     posted to the web server (www.cuesdeett3.org) will be on the Internet for everyone
     to see.  Your webpage represents you, your fellow students, your teachers, your
     school, the EETT3-EAST grant project, your family and your community. 

4.  Your webpage must respect copyright and scholarship rules.  You can't copy other
     people's work without quoting them properly.  Your webpage must represent your
     own original work. Using many images and graphics without permission from the
     creators is not appropriate.  Are you avoiding plagiarism?

5.  All webpages must be approved by the supervising teacher.  Their decision is final.  
     No webpages will be posted to the web server without your teacher's permission. 
     Only some of the best webpages will be selected. 

6.  Students may only use their first name, initial of last name, and grade.  For example,
     Michael A., 7th grade.  All students that worked on the project must be listed.

7.  The teacher supervising the webpage project must be listed.

8.  All webpages must be dated. 

9.  All webpages must include the following publication information, on the very
     bottom of the webpage, for example:

    This webpage created by students from:
     Maywood Middle School
     Corning Union Elementary School District
     Corning, California
     Enhancing Education Through Technology Grant Project, Round 3
     Supervising Teacher: Mrs. Farmer, Science Teacher, EAST Facilitator
     Created by the following students:  Michael A., 7th grade; Maria D., 7th grade;
                                                          Raphael R, 7th grade, and Tamara T., 7th grade. 
     Team Email:  mgarofal@cuesd.tehama.k12.ca.us
     Created February 9, 2006

Webmaster:  Michael P. Garofalo, Technology and Media Services Supervisor, CUESD
EETT3-EAST Grant Project Manager

Last Updated by Mike Garofalo on 12 February 2008