Welcome to The Junior Webmaster's International Challenge. The Role of the Teacher/s: The Teacher acts as a guide, directing the students to information and providing technical help where necessary. There may be more than 1 Support Teacher, but only 1 Teacher acting as the contact person. The Support Teacher can help with time management skills and group dynamics. They need to periodically check on the teamwork aspect as well as time management. Assistance is given by the Support Teacher when required for Interviews and out of school visits, as needed. The Support Teacher needs to ensure that all Rules have been adhered to and particularly in the copyright area. The Support Teacher must also ensure that Parent permission slips and Principal permission is gained and sent to Gigglepotz.com (If Photos of students are being used) Contact with the Junior Webmasters International Challenge staff must be maintained to ensure the Team's entry is official. What is it? Students research the topic - 'Kids 4 Peace', and then produce a web page or web site prepared by their team. The Research, planning and web designing time will take approximately 2-3 months. The Junior Webmasters International Competition is open to all students studying in Grades 3 -12.     Who can participate? All Teams must have at least 2 students enrolled at the same school. Home school students may negotiate their entries with the Project Manager at Gigglepotz.com. Contact gigglepotz2002@hotmail.com for more information. Each Team must have ONE Support Teacher who may help with technical problems. The Web site must be researched and planned by the students only.   The Support Teacher must be a teacher at the school and may NOT help with any of the research or design of the web site.   Each school may sign up as many Teams of students as it likes.