Meagan Oakley
These artifacts are for participants of the Faculty Webpage Staff Development. You can use these items to practice adding content to your webpage. Eventually, you should design and create your own artifacts to embed in your webpage. Your original artifacts should be related to current classroom instruction/events. If you have any further questions, please email Meagan Oakley at meaganoakley@charlton.k12.ga.us or you can visit the Padlet discussion forum. :)
Click this link to access a video from the web.
Once you click the link, the video will appear in another window.
Follow the steps in the Objective 1 Procedure Checklist, to embed this video from the web in your faculty webpage. After practicing this task, you will find and embed videos with content that relates to your classroom instruction/events.
Click this link to access a Google Doc which contains information about navigating through the district and school websites.
Once you click on the link, the Google Doc will appear in a new window.
Follow the steps outlined in the Objective 1 Procedure Checklist, to embed a Google doc in your faculty webpage. Eventually, you can create and embed a Google doc with information about current classroom instruction/events.
Click this link to access a Google Calendar which contains dates from our district school calendar.
After clicking this link, the calendar will appear in a new window.
You will follow the steps listed in the Objective 2 Procedure Checklist to embed this Google calendar in your faculty webpage. Eventually, you will create and embed your own Google calendar with information about current classroom instruction/events.
Click this link to access the Charlton County Schools homepage.
After clicking the link, the district website will appear in a new window.
Follow the steps outlined in the Objective 3 Procedure Checklist, to embed a link to outside content in your faculty webpage that relates to current classroom instruction/events.
I am a kindergarten teacher working on my Master's Degree in Instructional Technology and School Library Media at Georgia Southern University. Go Eagles!
