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Our school board is talking about getting a webmaster or
online service that will be totally responsible for all
webpages on our site (teacher pages, etc.).

They want all the pages to follow the same template and
they want control of individual webpages to be taken from
the teachers.

I'm the elementary lab teacher and my webpage is my
lifeline for teaching. My students go on my page and click
my links for the lessons of the day. I keep powerpoints in
readiness on my page. I also have teacher resource pages
where I am continually linking sites that align with our
state standards.

How might what the board is proposing affect how I teach?

Anyone have any idea?  

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