Re: WWW home pages

[Diane Durbin <dianed@TENET.EDU>]

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t, 8 Jul 1995, Skip Bleecker=20
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>  Well, after several months of trying to get on the WWW, I finaly
> made it and it is GREAT. Everything that I've heard about it is true, and
> more, now my only question is how do I set up my own Home Page.
>         The folks at ED Central tell me that they are thinking about it
> but don't know how to set it up to start.  Should they open it up to
> everyone or to all teachers, or just to Schools. They think that they
> will have to charge for training and some other fees, and they will need
> a coordinator with some WWW experience to run it.
>          The basic process will involve setting up some space at Ed
> Central to
> host the WWW home pages, so each person or group doesn't have to maintain
> a 24 hour link for access to the home pages, and this will cost money to
> maintain as well.
>         It seems to me that the idea is wild and the possibilities are
> endless, for teachers, classes, Libraries, and schools, to set up their
> own Home Pages to promote their schools, Etc.  They don't have the total
> costs yet, but I think that it would be cheap at twice the price, for all
> the things that it could do.
>         What do you think,  would you support such a project, what would
> be a reasonable fee structure, Etc. ?
>         Skip Bleecker, Elementary Library, Shepherd, Mich. 48883
> --
>    Harrie (Skip) Bleecker, Potter, Sculptor, Computer Artist
>         8310 E. Remus Rd., Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858
>         sbleecke@edcen.ehhs.cmich.edu
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