| | Freedom for Schools can be purchased for entire school districts, including district departments and all schools within the district, right down to individual teacher websites. Or you can choose to start small and add more sites as you go along.
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| | - We design a district website with a distinctive overall look and separate departmental websites with a consistent but individual look. Each department has three or more maintainers who update and maintain the website.
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| | - Individual school websites are added separately, with a consistent look that features school mascot and colors, yet ties in with the district look. Number of maintainers varies from 3 at elementary level to 8 or more for high schools.
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| | - Teacher websites may be added to any school deployment. Teachers maintain their own websites, updating as often as they like.
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| | From district to teacher level, all websites in one district will look like one organization working together, rather than a collection of independent departments, schools and teachers.
Our Freedom for Schools Enterprise Version allows tech staff or others to oversee any number of sites. For example, in districts where staff is shared among schools, the Enterprise Version allows a single maintainer to update several school sites. The District Technology Department may want to oversee all sites, to assure that sites are being maintained and to offer help when needed. | |
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| | Now even non-technical teachers can record grades and comments with DNA’s easy-to-use Report Card System, developed in close association with school district administration. | |
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