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Old 08-21-2011, 02:37 PM
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Default Questions About Making School Websites and Teacher Profiles

Been a member here for several years and used many of your themes to build websites for local businesses.

I'm about to build out a website for a small private Christian school, grades pre-k through 8.

I'm going to select a theme from your site and wanted to know about the following...

1) I wanted teachers to be able to have their own blog page where they can post to their own little page within the school website, which of course will be wordpress powered (and your themes). Is there anything special I need to know beforehand --- like, do I need to install wordpress multi-user before starting (there's about 12 teachers in all).

2) Any ideas to enhance or possibly make the site more friendly -- hoping to maybe go after this niche once I develop this out.

THanks for any and all advice!
 

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