Student Websites
Students may create Web pages and other electronic publications that provide information relevant to their course of study or interests. Each student is allocated 10 Meg of web space for web development and every campus computer has FrontPage web development software installed. All students are more than welcome to attend the free FrontPage workshops offered each term.
Immaculata respects the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States and does not restrict the content of student Web pages or other electronic publications beyond the restrictions of IU policy and applicable law. Immaculata, however, reserves the right to remove from any IU server a Web page or electronic publication that is found to be in violation of the law or IU policies.
Keep in mind that the work on individual Web pages and electronic publications represents the work of the individual students who created them, and they are not intended to represent Immaculata. As such, Immaculata bears no responsibility for the content of student Web pages.
Each individual page, cluster of linked pages, or other electronically published information will display the following information:
- The student's name;
- The fact that they are a student at Immaculata;
- The individual's Immaculata electronic mail address; and
- A link to IU's Copyright and Disclaimer Policies.
The content of pages is the responsibility of the individual owner, including the responsibility for making sure that their pages follow the Web Authoring Guidelines and Electronic Acceptable Use Policy. If a complaint of copyright infringement is brought against the student, the page(s) in question will be temporarily removed while the allegation is investigated.
It is the responsibility of any student leaving Immaculata to copy and remove any unofficial page material. Unless other arrangements have been made, unofficial pages will be removed three-months after the student’s graduation date.