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is a two-step process in re-evaluating the content to include on
your website:
1. Now that you have explored examples of educational
websites created by schools, work with your school web team to
re-evaluate content you want to include in your website. Brainstorming
tips to help you record your ideas include:
- note paper or post-it© notes for individual brainstorming
- butcher paper for large group brainstorming
- white boards
- software for large group brainstorming
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2. The second step is identifying your
webpages' targeted audience. In other words, make sure that you
have included webpages that have targeted your different audiences.
Your audience will effect the design and content of your project. If
your target is educators, your online resources will be different than
if you were creating a page intended for students to use. It is better
to offer a separate page for educators and another one for students
if you are wanting to provide resources for both of these audiences.
If your audience is elementary level students, shorter pages
with few activities on each page will be more "kid friendly" rather than
a long list of activities on one page. The older the student or audience
is, the more diversified your information can be on one page.
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