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This Guide was written to provide guidance to local and state education agencies about the development, maintenance, and standardization of effective websites. The Guide offers a detailed examination of the steps that can be taken to secure an education organization’s Internet node (connection point) and the network that sends information from computer to computer within the organization. It describes appropriate publishing standards and content for websites at various levels of the education environment. It also addresses usability guidelines as they relate to federal and state regulations for accessibility, privacy rights, and copyright regulations. Appendices include a description of a local area network, sample policies that could be used by districts or state departments of education, access options for education organizations, and a glossary of relevant terms and definitions. |
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For an updated version of the information in this publication, visit the Forum Unified Education Technology Suite. Brochure: Get a Lock on Website Development and Security for Your School (2003) |
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Publications of the National Forum on Education Statistics do not undergo the formal review required for products of the National Center for Education Statistics. The information and opinions published here are the product of the National Forum on Education Statistics and do not necessarily represent the policy or views of the U.S. Department of Education or the National Center for Education Statistics.
