Website Guidelines

 This will be a publicly accessible website
  • Do NOT put your last name (or your friend's last names) on your website
  • Do NOT share personal identification information - i.e. phone number, address, email, etc.
  • Do NOT give specifics about where you will be going - i.e.  "I will be at Edwards Theater on Friday night." 
  • Do present yourself professionally. You may be using this for high school and college admissions.
Always follow safety rules to protect your privacy and the privacy of others:
  • Never use last names
  • Never post pictures of a single individual
  • Never post private or identifying information

Name your Site

Use your first name and your 4-digit id
i.e. If my name is Larry and my 4-digit id is abc1, then I will name my site:
                  larryabc1.weebly.com
Use your school password for the site password.

IMPORTANT:
After you create and publish your site, fill out the following form: Publish your website. Copy the URL for your live site. Click here. Do not send me the editing page URL.
Requirements:
  • Home page, with a Header layout, containing an About Me paragraph and one image. 
  • The picture on the home page should represent something about you or our school/school spirit.
  • A landing page for each: History, Language Arts, Math, Science, & Computers
  • On Landing pages:
  1. The button should link to your teacher's website. 
  2. A picture that represents the class. Use pictures that are free to reuse.
  3. A title for each class on its page.


Website

Beginner's Guide to Making Websites with Weebly

Website Setup  Requirements

  • Home page containing an About Me paragraph (remember to avoid private information) and at least one school or About Me related picture
  • A page for each: Core, Math, Science, Computers, Electives and PE
  • On each page, link a button to that teacher's website
  • A picture that represents each class on each class page
  • Use pictures that are free to reuse

Digital Portfolio

  • Choose at least one assignment per quarter from the following classes: English, History, Math, Science, and Computers. Add an image of each assignment to its page and turn on the lightbox (gives the ability to enlarge the image). 
  • Remember to delete personally identifying information before you post the image.​
  • Add assignments from Electives and P.E. as you are able
  • If you do not have an image yet for a class, be creative. Try to take a picture of a lesson or activity. Use an image relating to the assignment. For example, if you play trumpet and don't have a picture from Band, insert an image of a trumpet. 
  • Images should be samples of work you did, not the cover of a text book.
  • Begin thinking about your lessons as opportunities to share your learning on your website. Adding content to your Weebly site will be an ongoing part of your Computer class.
  • For each assignment added, write a reflection on your learning. The reflection must be a paragraph that addresses the following: 
  • The reason(s) you included the assignment in your digital portfolio 
  • What you learned doing the assignment 

Weebly Tutorials

Click the link above to find a list of tutorials for Weebly.

Website Rubric
Make sure you read and understand this grading rubric. These are the things I will be looking at to assign you your grade for your website. You will receive a grade for your website throughout the year, so it is in your best interest to keep it up to date and ready for review. It is very embarassing for someone to visit your website and find it incomplete or out of date.