The first time I ever taught web design (in 1994), I had a room with 24 kids on 10 Apple IIes and two IIgses. There were a few '030 and '040 Mac LCs in the back row. We would write the pages on the IIs, take all the 5.25" floppies to the IIgs, put all the files on one 3.5" ProDOS disk and sneaker-net them over to the Macs to see what we'd wrought.

One of the 550s had a IIe card in it. I do not remember if that was an important part of the process. Doesn't seem like it mattered, because the Macs could see the ProDOS disks anyway.