The document compares the current school and class homepages to new proposed versions. The current homepages are described as busy, long, and not optimized for mobile. The new homepages will be compatible with all devices, more organized and streamlined. New class pages will mirror the school homepage design and allow teachers to add information from calendars, announcements, multimedia and social media. A new "Learn" feature is proposed to allow teachers to create lesson plans and lessons for students to view and submit work through eChalk.

1. eChalk
Old vs. New

2. Current School Homepage
 Very “busy”
 Long (lots of scrolling to find what you need)
 Not streamlined
 Not readily viewed on phones and tablets

4. New School Homepage
 Compatible with all devices and PCs
 Much less scrolling needed
 Much more organized, streamlined, and “neat”
looking
 Webmasters (site managers) are working on these
updates now
 Here’s a work in progress…

6. Current Class Homepage
 Place to post basic info:
Extra help day
Homework
Special announcement
Websites

8. New Class Page
 Mirrors look and style of new school homepages
 Much more organized, streamlined, and
contemporary looking
 Add info from “feeds” that we create “behind the
scenes”—calendar of homework/class events,
announcements, videos and other multimedia,
social media, and more.

10. New “Learn” Feature
 The component that will allow us to create:
1. Lesson plans (viewable only by us and our
administrators)
 Different layout than what we currently have
2. Lessons (viewable and usable by students and co-
teachers)
 Add class members
 Create step by step plan for students to complete and submit
directly through eChalk
(very similar to Google Classroom, Blackboard, and other lesson
delivery systems)