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TECHNOLOGY Website Guidelines Policy GP 801.1.2. Each user accessing these tools must have a unique user ID assigned by the system administrator. Under no circumstances shall it be permissible to allow another person t use one’s ID or password. School Website A Webmaster is designated by the principal and is accountable to the principal for content introduced on the school Web site. It is the responsibility of the Webmaster to inform the principal of questions or concerns regarding content to be posted on the Website. The content must have the approval of the principal. The principal is to be informed when the Web pages are ready to be posted. Only the school Webmaster is authorized to upload files to the server. The school Website is a public document that supports the educational mission of the school. It is developed as a means of introducing the school and its programs to school families, the parish community and others seeking information about the school. The school Website serves as a marketing tool as it describes the successes of the educational program. It can serve as a means of linking users to specific resources about the school and its programs. Developing the School Website The Website is a means of communicating the school’s purpose as a Catholic school while articulating its academic excellence both visually and in word. Avoid "Under Construction" signs on a home page. Construct the page before placing it on the Website. UNDER CONSTRUCTION GRAPHICS, if necessary, are not kept on any page longer than four (4) weeks. Most recent update should be clearly identified. Images should be displayed with width and height set. Large images should be avoided. Pages should accommodate a variety of browsers, including text-only browsers. Be sure to specify an <ALT> tag for graphics. Avoid making pages that require unusual plug-ins. Pages must be proofread for spelling, grammar and content accuracy before being displayed. Internal documentation should be contained in the source code. It should consist of the author's name (teacher's name may be more appropriate if author is a student) with creation and revision dates. Any unusual content or styles should be noted. Facilitate travel through the Web pages. Provide hypertext links wherever possible. Keep URLSs as simple as possible. Each school should retain a back-up copy of its Web pages. Archdiocese of Chicago Office of Catholic Schools Handbook for School Administrators January 2015 TECHNOLOGY: WEBSITE GUIDELINES Page 1 of 2 T TECHNOLOGY Website Guidelines School Home Page The content will be consistent with the educational mission, goals, and objectives of the local school as well as the Archdiocese of Chicago. Care will be taken to meet academic standards for proper spelling, grammar and accuracy of information. The date of the last revision will be posted. A link will be provided to the author of the page. Communication Links All external Website links will be in support of education and research consistent with Archdiocesan policies and procedures as well as the mission, goals, and objectives of the local school. All communication links are subject to final approval by the principal. Web page content should allow direct questions only to the principal, to the school master, or to the teacher. School home pages will include a "mailto:" link to the school Webmaster. No direct contact may be made to students. School Web pages may contain only simple acknowledgments and links of school partnerships or sponsorships home pages. Identification of Students and Employees The school must obtain written permission from the parents/guardians, employees and/or students to use the individual name, photograph, personal information on the school Website. Schools should proceed with caution and sensitivity in this area. Personal-Based Home Pages Personal home pages for students or staff members are not permitted on school servers. If a teacher or student uses a Web server outside the school for a personal homepage, no links or references to the school or school personnel is permitted. School-Based Home Pages Students may create "content" pages under their instructor's supervision, but not pages containing any personal details including name or address. Similarly, staff members may create pages such as homework, learning resources. Linking to the personal page of a student or staff member is not permitted. Respecting Copyright and Claiming Copyright The author of the Web page will not use copyrighted materials without permission. Student authors may claim copyright for original work. The Internet connection of the school is not for commercial use. Archdiocese of Chicago Office of Catholic Schools Handbook for School Administrators January 2015 TECHNOLOGY: WEBSITE GUIDELINES Page 2 of 2 T