My district sends out a letter each year asking parents for permission to
publish their child's "projects", names, etc. on the web. Many parents, of
course, say NO. I then sent a more specific letter to the parents of my
approximately 500 kids saying that on our art site, I would not publish their
names, only their art work. Out of 500, I received only 3 "no" replies. Usually
those who say "no" don't understand the request or have never been to our site.
Lin
The Austin's wrote:
> I place student artwork on my webpage, but like many others, I do not use
> more than a first name, and my site is not place specific. The kids enjoy
> seeing their work on the internet and feel "published" and "worldwide" (two
> phrases I love hearing them say!) They don't seem to realize, or else they
> don't care, that "Billy - Grade 2" could be anywhere in the world!
> ~Michal
> whest177@wheatstate.com
> http://www.geocities.com/theartkids >
> > I'm having a problem with school politics, cutting through some fog to get
> > clear answers and I know that this group will most likely have them. I
> > wouldlike to put pictures of some stuff my kids have done lately on the
> > internet.
>
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