Ms. Rice maintains a Website for her co-taught inclusion art course. How should she revise the website to respect her co-teacher's concerns?

The selection of adding password protection that limits access to artwork while removing academic performance data is the most appropriate revision for Ms. Rice's website. This approach addresses the concerns related to student privacy and data security. By restricting access to only authorized users, Ms. Rice ensures that sensitive information, including artwork, is only viewed by those who have permission to see it. This aligns with best practices in educational environments, promoting a safe and secure online presence.

Additionally, removing academic performance data is crucial, as it protects students' private information and complies with FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) regulations. This measure reassures co-teachers and other stakeholders that the website adheres to ethical standards regarding student confidentiality, which is likely a point of concern for her co-teacher.

In contrast, other options do not adequately address privacy and security concerns; a blog section or social media sharing could expose student work and academic performance to a broader audience without necessary protections, while a disclaimer about content ownership does not resolve potential issues surrounding confidentiality and data sharing.