School Webmasters Blog
Emergency notification systems have become indispensable tools for school communication. Are you using yours effectively?
While schools across the country are shut down for various lengths of time and staff and students work remotely to ensure students continue to learn, administrative staff can focus on improving communications.
The moment you are in an emergency situation is not the time to prepare for an emergency situation. Prepare now for future emergency situations at your school.
Can your school improve its school customer service by considering its virtual services? Find out how.
While the world is fighting to find a cure for the Coronavirus (COVID-19), schools are scrambling to get their curriculum online and available to all of their students. Home-based distance learning has become the new norm for every school in the U.S.
You’re a principal or superintendent with no school in session, charged with continuing to communicate during a quarantine closure. What can you do to make this work? Check out the tips and resources to find out.
Learn why it is important to get in front of a crisis and when unable to do so, how to improve your messaging moving forward.
Whether it’s personal preference or a necessity, having a website that is keyboard accessible is vital to having a good user experience.
If your school doesn’t have a responsive website design yet, I’ve got bad news for you—your website is old and outdated! Let's fix that.
The most common complaint we hear from schools is that they struggle to get content from staff to keep their sites current, informative, and engaging. Learn how to solve those issues.