The document provides a project brief and information architecture report for a redesign of the Sports 4 All website. It includes an analysis of the current site and competitors, recommendations for new design and functionality, and a content strategy with publishing schedule. The goals are to provide information about the organization, encourage volunteer signups, and drive donations. The target launch date is before September 12, 2021.
Mateo Gardella IA Report for Sports for the Worlds ChildrenMateoGardella
The document provides a project report for a new website for Sports for the World's Children. It includes details on objectives, target audiences, competitive analysis, and recommendations for new design, functionality and content strategy. The key points are:
1) The objectives for the new site are to enhance user experience, increase donations/volunteer engagement, and showcase impact/stories.
2) Primary audiences are parents/guardians seeking program info and potential donors/supporters wanting to understand how to contribute.
3) Competitors' sites have strengths like design but lack content or mobile optimization.
4) Recommendations include search, multimedia, forms, responsive design, CMS, and a blog.
The document provides a project report for redesigning the Pet Rescue by Judy website. It includes an overview of objectives, target audiences, competitors, and a review of the current site. A content strategy is proposed with outlines, schedules, and diagrams for the new site design and functionality, including adding a blog, live cam, and eCommerce. The redesign aims to make navigation easier and promote adoption through updated content.
Darrel Humphrey Information Architecture Reportdman5141
The document provides a project report for updating the website of A Step to Sober Living, a halfway house for women in recovery. It recommends adding testimonials, photos, and a donate button to make the site more engaging and helpful to its audiences. A redesign is suggested to feature a modern, colorful look-and-feel while maintaining a comforting, trustworthy tone. Content should be published on a regular schedule including daily updates, weekly events, monthly photos and testimonials, and annual house photos. Site maps and wireframes were included to outline the proposed new structure and layout.
Jess Gold | Information Architecture ReportJessica Gold
The document provides a project report for redesigning the website of the Adult Literacy League. It includes an executive summary of the organization, objectives for the new site including increasing awareness and donations. The target launch date is end of June. Primary audiences are those needing services and those wanting to donate/volunteer. Competitors' sites are analyzed. The current site's content, perception, and areas for improvement are reviewed. The new design should have a compassionate look and feel with updated content and functionality like a CMS and forms. A content strategy outlines future content including a blogging and social media schedule. Wireframes and site maps are provided to visualize the new structure.
Josette Borrero Content audit and Strategy JosetteSegura
This is an assignment I did for school to show I prioritized a website's goals, defined the site's primary audience, and organized the site content and flow by creating a site map.
Project Brief & Information Architecture Reportamberjiles31
This document provides a project report for updating the website of Epona Horse Rescue. It includes an analysis of the current site's strengths and weaknesses, as well as opportunities for new content, design, and functionality. Key recommendations are to improve the site's visual design with bolder headlines and updated photos, add new content like a blog, and better organize existing content across pages for a more seamless user experience. Social media links and customer reviews are also suggested to increase engagement. The report provides a thorough analysis of the target audience, competitors, and plans for future site maps, wireframes and content publishing.
Rescue by Judy is redesigning their website to increase adoptions, donations, and volunteer participation. The new site aims to better portray the organization's compassionate mission through a warm, inviting, and engaging design. It will feature updated pet photos and stories, as well as optimized content and functionality to attract audiences on mobile devices.
The document is a 13-page project report for redesigning the Pet Rescue By Judy website. It includes a project brief, objectives to modernize the site and launch it by October 2020. It analyzes the target audiences, current site, competitors, and provides recommendations for a new design focused on usability, functionality and content strategy with publishing schedules. Diagrams include a site map and wireframe.
Mateo Gardella IA Report for Sports for the Worlds ChildrenMateoGardella
The document provides a project report for a new website for Sports for the World's Children. It includes details on objectives, target audiences, competitive analysis, and recommendations for new design, functionality and content strategy. The key points are:
1) The objectives for the new site are to enhance user experience, increase donations/volunteer engagement, and showcase impact/stories.
2) Primary audiences are parents/guardians seeking program info and potential donors/supporters wanting to understand how to contribute.
3) Competitors' sites have strengths like design but lack content or mobile optimization.
4) Recommendations include search, multimedia, forms, responsive design, CMS, and a blog.
The document provides a project report for redesigning the Pet Rescue by Judy website. It includes an overview of objectives, target audiences, competitors, and a review of the current site. A content strategy is proposed with outlines, schedules, and diagrams for the new site design and functionality, including adding a blog, live cam, and eCommerce. The redesign aims to make navigation easier and promote adoption through updated content.
Darrel Humphrey Information Architecture Reportdman5141
The document provides a project report for updating the website of A Step to Sober Living, a halfway house for women in recovery. It recommends adding testimonials, photos, and a donate button to make the site more engaging and helpful to its audiences. A redesign is suggested to feature a modern, colorful look-and-feel while maintaining a comforting, trustworthy tone. Content should be published on a regular schedule including daily updates, weekly events, monthly photos and testimonials, and annual house photos. Site maps and wireframes were included to outline the proposed new structure and layout.
Jess Gold | Information Architecture ReportJessica Gold
The document provides a project report for redesigning the website of the Adult Literacy League. It includes an executive summary of the organization, objectives for the new site including increasing awareness and donations. The target launch date is end of June. Primary audiences are those needing services and those wanting to donate/volunteer. Competitors' sites are analyzed. The current site's content, perception, and areas for improvement are reviewed. The new design should have a compassionate look and feel with updated content and functionality like a CMS and forms. A content strategy outlines future content including a blogging and social media schedule. Wireframes and site maps are provided to visualize the new structure.
Josette Borrero Content audit and Strategy JosetteSegura
This is an assignment I did for school to show I prioritized a website's goals, defined the site's primary audience, and organized the site content and flow by creating a site map.
Project Brief & Information Architecture Reportamberjiles31
This document provides a project report for updating the website of Epona Horse Rescue. It includes an analysis of the current site's strengths and weaknesses, as well as opportunities for new content, design, and functionality. Key recommendations are to improve the site's visual design with bolder headlines and updated photos, add new content like a blog, and better organize existing content across pages for a more seamless user experience. Social media links and customer reviews are also suggested to increase engagement. The report provides a thorough analysis of the target audience, competitors, and plans for future site maps, wireframes and content publishing.
Rescue by Judy is redesigning their website to increase adoptions, donations, and volunteer participation. The new site aims to better portray the organization's compassionate mission through a warm, inviting, and engaging design. It will feature updated pet photos and stories, as well as optimized content and functionality to attract audiences on mobile devices.
The document is a 13-page project report for redesigning the Pet Rescue By Judy website. It includes a project brief, objectives to modernize the site and launch it by October 2020. It analyzes the target audiences, current site, competitors, and provides recommendations for a new design focused on usability, functionality and content strategy with publishing schedules. Diagrams include a site map and wireframe.
The document provides details for a project report on redesigning the website for University of Florida Athletics (Gatorzone). It includes a project brief with objectives to streamline access to sports news and tickets, and allow customization. A target launch date of March 15, 2018 is given. The primary audiences are identified as Gators fans and college sports fans seeking scores, news or tickets. Competitors like Georgia and Florida State are analyzed. Key strengths over competitors include prestige, large sponsorships, and size of following. The current site's positive and negative features are reviewed. The new design aims to be sleek and seamless while adding functionality like ecommerce, search and customization. A content outline and publishing schedule are
The document provides content plans for the Pittsburgh Clothing Exchange Collective website. It outlines goals to provide a resource for organizing and attending local clothing swaps. The document defines audiences, including swap attendees and organizers. It also includes wireframes and storyboards for sample homepage and event calendar pages. Tasks are analyzed from the perspectives of example users, such as an attendee searching for upcoming events. The content plan aims to structure information to serve swap communities in the Pittsburgh area.
The document provides best practices and recommendations for websites, social media, e-newsletters, and blogs for non-profits. It recommends using free hosted donation solutions like Network for Good. It also recommends engaging volunteers on social media to drive traffic to the website and content, while maintaining a regular posting schedule. The document outlines tactics for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and utilizing social media to recruit volunteers and board members.
1. The document discusses creating an ICT project concept paper to propose an ICT project for social change. It provides guidelines for the key elements to include in a concept paper such as introduction, purpose, description, budget, and contact information.
2. It also provides a sample concept paper proposing a project to improve school drinking fountains. The concept paper introduces the issue, outlines the proposed online project using websites and petitions, and notes the short timeline and minimal budget needed.
3. The document then reviews the process for planning, developing, promoting, and maintaining an ICT project for social change and monitoring its impact. It also provides information on using tools like Google Forms to gather user feedback to evaluate projects
User research was conducted to evaluate a proposed new design for the BIS website and inform its optimal information architecture. Methods included workshops and one-on-one sessions testing an interactive prototype. Key findings were that the top-level navigation works well but the scope and purpose of BIS is unclear. Users expect to easily find the latest updates and news on the homepage as well as information clearly defining each department's mission and actions. The classification of policies requires clarification as regulations are sometimes difficult to locate.
The document summarizes user research conducted to evaluate a proposed new design for the BIS (Department for Business, Innovation and Skills) website. 27 users participated in workshops and 7 users participated in one-on-one sessions testing an interactive prototype. Key findings include that email alerts are the primary way users access content, followed by search and bookmarks. Users were confused about BIS's mission and roles. The top-level navigation worked well but policies classification needed clarification.
The document discusses the key aspects of IT governance for healthcare organizations. IT governance focuses on managing IT systems, their performance, and risks to ensure technology investments generate business value and mitigate risks. It involves implementing structures with defined roles for information, business processes, applications, and infrastructure. The healthcare organization's IT priorities recently changed to integrating systems across facilities, computerizing patient records, and improving decision support for clinicians and managers. IT governance models help direct leadership to achieve goals and guide decision making. The five primary components of healthcare IT governance are strategy, acquisition, performance, risk, and resources.
This document provides an overview of social media marketing through Facebook and YouTube. It discusses key concepts like EdgeRank and various ad formats on these platforms. The key points covered are:
- Facebook's Newsfeed, Timeline, Messenger, and other features that enable marketing. It also explains how to create Facebook ads and acquire fans.
- YouTube's video ad formats like TrueView, how remarketing works on YouTube, and the ad approval process.
- Benefits of digital marketing through Facebook and YouTube like improved ROI, broader reach, and flexibility in targeting audiences.
In Module 1, you will learn the basics of searching government websites that will prepare you to perform civic engagement activities. In addition, you will learn to search the websites to get information about services and other information you may need. Community organizations often need to know how to search government websites for information and/or data on community issues. Upon completion of this module, you will be able to:
Define civic engagement.
Search the City of Chicago website for information.
Review school report data on the Illinois State Board of Education website.
Access election results.
Use CPD CLEARMAP to access neighborhood reported crime data.
Search the Cook County website for healthcare service information.
Use CTA Bus Tracker to determine bus arrival times for specific bus stops.
This document provides a summary of a site review and benchmarking report for the Bang the Table Live Demo site. It analyzes key metrics like site visitors, published projects, participation trends, and engagement rates. The report finds that the site is performing above peers in areas like unique visitors and database growth. It provides recommendations like utilizing more engagement tools on projects, developing a digital engagement strategy, and better promoting registration to continue building the engaged community. Overall the report finds that Live Demo is regularly exceeding benchmarks when compared to similar organizations.
Created a website redesign proposal for Domestic Abuse Shelter. Conducted detailed analysis of current and older versions of their website and reviewed industry trends. Developed a mood board, information architecture report, and a low fidelity wireframe showing suggested layout and content.
The usability team conducted three tests on the Roca website: a card sort with 7 participants, a heuristic evaluation by team members, and think-aloud protocols with 3 participants. The card sort showed varying organization of content among participants. The heuristic evaluation found issues like unclear labeling of sections and outdated content. Think-aloud protocols showed participants had difficulty finding financial information and the intervention model initially. Recommendations included a liquid layout, clearer "About" section, and reorganizing content.
The proposal outlines a plan to improve the American Club of Madrid's (ACM) communications processes through developing a new website. The goals are to increase membership, find volunteers, and fundraise. The website needs quality content to share the club's goals and inspire donations/volunteers. It should allow email registration and focus on social media. A communications team will generate content and a blog will share monthly activities. The proposal details actions needed on the website like differentiating messages and facilitating donations. It also recommends preparing press releases, using social media, taking photos at events, and disclosing events for members and social media.
How to Prioritize Grants in a Corporate Social Responsibility ProgramLuke Hohmann
When working with a large customer on prioritizing their product development portfolio we found that their Corporate Social Responsibility team was also facing a significant challenges in getting their employees engaged in selecting potential program grants. This deck shows how you can easily adapt the Innovation Game Buy a Feature, powered via the online collaboration engine Decision Engine, to engage ALL of your employees in selecting projects for funding in your CSR portfolio.
please download the file and fill the form
--------------------------------------------------
kindly send it on or before 27th Feb,2012
SEND IT TO---
madhurirao@iter.ac.in
or
kvinodkumar@iter.ac.in
Nonprofit Org is consolidating multiple websites into a new single Drupal-based site and rebranding. They are seeking proposals to overhaul their website to better communicate their expertise, services, and resources to key audiences including nonprofits, funders, and government. The new site should provide easily accessible information, build an online community, and help Nonprofit Org achieve goals like increasing client partnerships. Proposals should include costs and timelines for the design, development, and launch of the new website.
As part of a group project for the Digital Metrics and Analytics module at Technology University Dublin, I worked on a project that involved creating a website that showcased students discounts in Dublin city. For the project, we created a website and developed a strategy that measured the impact online and offline marketing methods had on traffic to the site, improving CTR, bounce rate and average duration spent on the site and optimising the site based on the results we found.
There are several effective ways for state-level environmental organizations to drive traffic to their websites, including search engine optimization, social media, blogging, and email lists. Search engine optimization involves focusing on relevant keywords, optimizing content and website structure. Social media like Facebook, Twitter and blogs provide opportunities to engage new audiences and generate links. Outreach to other blogs and press releases can also direct traffic. Email lists allow organizations to promote important content directly to subscribers.
This document provides an overview of using social media and web 2.0 technologies for non-profit organizations. It discusses the growing use of the internet and social media sites. It then offers guidance on setting goals and engaging audiences using sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn and blogs. It also provides many examples and resources for non-profits getting started with social media.
The Washington Nationals had a poor 2022 season with low attendance. Their 2023 digital marketing plan aims to increase home game attendance by 25% through discounted tickets on their mobile app and an interactive trivia game to engage fans. The target audience are men and women ages 18-49 in the DMV area earning around $75k with a college degree. The plan will market through social media, emails, and ads to drive mobile app downloads, ticket sales, and stadium attendance.
This document discusses the intellectual property laws that apply to various types of content that could potentially be used in a marketing campaign, including the right of publicity, trademark, image rights, and music licensing. For each example - Alex Morgan, Lady Gaga, Whitney Houston songs, Orlando Health, fan submissions, logos, and images from live events - it addresses whether permission would be needed to use the content, and if so, how that permission could be obtained. The document determines that for content not originally created by the campaign, written permission would need to be secured from the owners or creators of the content due to intellectual property rights.
The document provides details for a project report on redesigning the website for University of Florida Athletics (Gatorzone). It includes a project brief with objectives to streamline access to sports news and tickets, and allow customization. A target launch date of March 15, 2018 is given. The primary audiences are identified as Gators fans and college sports fans seeking scores, news or tickets. Competitors like Georgia and Florida State are analyzed. Key strengths over competitors include prestige, large sponsorships, and size of following. The current site's positive and negative features are reviewed. The new design aims to be sleek and seamless while adding functionality like ecommerce, search and customization. A content outline and publishing schedule are
The document provides content plans for the Pittsburgh Clothing Exchange Collective website. It outlines goals to provide a resource for organizing and attending local clothing swaps. The document defines audiences, including swap attendees and organizers. It also includes wireframes and storyboards for sample homepage and event calendar pages. Tasks are analyzed from the perspectives of example users, such as an attendee searching for upcoming events. The content plan aims to structure information to serve swap communities in the Pittsburgh area.
The document provides best practices and recommendations for websites, social media, e-newsletters, and blogs for non-profits. It recommends using free hosted donation solutions like Network for Good. It also recommends engaging volunteers on social media to drive traffic to the website and content, while maintaining a regular posting schedule. The document outlines tactics for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and utilizing social media to recruit volunteers and board members.
1. The document discusses creating an ICT project concept paper to propose an ICT project for social change. It provides guidelines for the key elements to include in a concept paper such as introduction, purpose, description, budget, and contact information.
2. It also provides a sample concept paper proposing a project to improve school drinking fountains. The concept paper introduces the issue, outlines the proposed online project using websites and petitions, and notes the short timeline and minimal budget needed.
3. The document then reviews the process for planning, developing, promoting, and maintaining an ICT project for social change and monitoring its impact. It also provides information on using tools like Google Forms to gather user feedback to evaluate projects
User research was conducted to evaluate a proposed new design for the BIS website and inform its optimal information architecture. Methods included workshops and one-on-one sessions testing an interactive prototype. Key findings were that the top-level navigation works well but the scope and purpose of BIS is unclear. Users expect to easily find the latest updates and news on the homepage as well as information clearly defining each department's mission and actions. The classification of policies requires clarification as regulations are sometimes difficult to locate.
The document summarizes user research conducted to evaluate a proposed new design for the BIS (Department for Business, Innovation and Skills) website. 27 users participated in workshops and 7 users participated in one-on-one sessions testing an interactive prototype. Key findings include that email alerts are the primary way users access content, followed by search and bookmarks. Users were confused about BIS's mission and roles. The top-level navigation worked well but policies classification needed clarification.
The document discusses the key aspects of IT governance for healthcare organizations. IT governance focuses on managing IT systems, their performance, and risks to ensure technology investments generate business value and mitigate risks. It involves implementing structures with defined roles for information, business processes, applications, and infrastructure. The healthcare organization's IT priorities recently changed to integrating systems across facilities, computerizing patient records, and improving decision support for clinicians and managers. IT governance models help direct leadership to achieve goals and guide decision making. The five primary components of healthcare IT governance are strategy, acquisition, performance, risk, and resources.
This document provides an overview of social media marketing through Facebook and YouTube. It discusses key concepts like EdgeRank and various ad formats on these platforms. The key points covered are:
- Facebook's Newsfeed, Timeline, Messenger, and other features that enable marketing. It also explains how to create Facebook ads and acquire fans.
- YouTube's video ad formats like TrueView, how remarketing works on YouTube, and the ad approval process.
- Benefits of digital marketing through Facebook and YouTube like improved ROI, broader reach, and flexibility in targeting audiences.
In Module 1, you will learn the basics of searching government websites that will prepare you to perform civic engagement activities. In addition, you will learn to search the websites to get information about services and other information you may need. Community organizations often need to know how to search government websites for information and/or data on community issues. Upon completion of this module, you will be able to:
Define civic engagement.
Search the City of Chicago website for information.
Review school report data on the Illinois State Board of Education website.
Access election results.
Use CPD CLEARMAP to access neighborhood reported crime data.
Search the Cook County website for healthcare service information.
Use CTA Bus Tracker to determine bus arrival times for specific bus stops.
This document provides a summary of a site review and benchmarking report for the Bang the Table Live Demo site. It analyzes key metrics like site visitors, published projects, participation trends, and engagement rates. The report finds that the site is performing above peers in areas like unique visitors and database growth. It provides recommendations like utilizing more engagement tools on projects, developing a digital engagement strategy, and better promoting registration to continue building the engaged community. Overall the report finds that Live Demo is regularly exceeding benchmarks when compared to similar organizations.
Created a website redesign proposal for Domestic Abuse Shelter. Conducted detailed analysis of current and older versions of their website and reviewed industry trends. Developed a mood board, information architecture report, and a low fidelity wireframe showing suggested layout and content.
The usability team conducted three tests on the Roca website: a card sort with 7 participants, a heuristic evaluation by team members, and think-aloud protocols with 3 participants. The card sort showed varying organization of content among participants. The heuristic evaluation found issues like unclear labeling of sections and outdated content. Think-aloud protocols showed participants had difficulty finding financial information and the intervention model initially. Recommendations included a liquid layout, clearer "About" section, and reorganizing content.
The proposal outlines a plan to improve the American Club of Madrid's (ACM) communications processes through developing a new website. The goals are to increase membership, find volunteers, and fundraise. The website needs quality content to share the club's goals and inspire donations/volunteers. It should allow email registration and focus on social media. A communications team will generate content and a blog will share monthly activities. The proposal details actions needed on the website like differentiating messages and facilitating donations. It also recommends preparing press releases, using social media, taking photos at events, and disclosing events for members and social media.
How to Prioritize Grants in a Corporate Social Responsibility ProgramLuke Hohmann
When working with a large customer on prioritizing their product development portfolio we found that their Corporate Social Responsibility team was also facing a significant challenges in getting their employees engaged in selecting potential program grants. This deck shows how you can easily adapt the Innovation Game Buy a Feature, powered via the online collaboration engine Decision Engine, to engage ALL of your employees in selecting projects for funding in your CSR portfolio.
please download the file and fill the form
--------------------------------------------------
kindly send it on or before 27th Feb,2012
SEND IT TO---
madhurirao@iter.ac.in
or
kvinodkumar@iter.ac.in
Nonprofit Org is consolidating multiple websites into a new single Drupal-based site and rebranding. They are seeking proposals to overhaul their website to better communicate their expertise, services, and resources to key audiences including nonprofits, funders, and government. The new site should provide easily accessible information, build an online community, and help Nonprofit Org achieve goals like increasing client partnerships. Proposals should include costs and timelines for the design, development, and launch of the new website.
As part of a group project for the Digital Metrics and Analytics module at Technology University Dublin, I worked on a project that involved creating a website that showcased students discounts in Dublin city. For the project, we created a website and developed a strategy that measured the impact online and offline marketing methods had on traffic to the site, improving CTR, bounce rate and average duration spent on the site and optimising the site based on the results we found.
There are several effective ways for state-level environmental organizations to drive traffic to their websites, including search engine optimization, social media, blogging, and email lists. Search engine optimization involves focusing on relevant keywords, optimizing content and website structure. Social media like Facebook, Twitter and blogs provide opportunities to engage new audiences and generate links. Outreach to other blogs and press releases can also direct traffic. Email lists allow organizations to promote important content directly to subscribers.
This document provides an overview of using social media and web 2.0 technologies for non-profit organizations. It discusses the growing use of the internet and social media sites. It then offers guidance on setting goals and engaging audiences using sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn and blogs. It also provides many examples and resources for non-profits getting started with social media.
The Washington Nationals had a poor 2022 season with low attendance. Their 2023 digital marketing plan aims to increase home game attendance by 25% through discounted tickets on their mobile app and an interactive trivia game to engage fans. The target audience are men and women ages 18-49 in the DMV area earning around $75k with a college degree. The plan will market through social media, emails, and ads to drive mobile app downloads, ticket sales, and stadium attendance.
This document discusses the intellectual property laws that apply to various types of content that could potentially be used in a marketing campaign, including the right of publicity, trademark, image rights, and music licensing. For each example - Alex Morgan, Lady Gaga, Whitney Houston songs, Orlando Health, fan submissions, logos, and images from live events - it addresses whether permission would be needed to use the content, and if so, how that permission could be obtained. The document determines that for content not originally created by the campaign, written permission would need to be secured from the owners or creators of the content due to intellectual property rights.
This contract agreement is between Davin Runnerstrom and Snapchat from March 1, 2022 to September 1, 2022. Davin will design a website for Snapchat, providing programming and design services. Snapchat will pay $12,000 total for the work, with half due up front and the remainder upon approval of completed work. Davin will retain rights to materials not expressly granted, and provide biweekly updates on progress. Failure to provide timely updates could result in penalties to payment. The agreement is governed by Virginia law and disputes will be settled in Fairfax County court.
Davin Runnerstrom proposes creating a new diverse sports podcast called Capital Sports for NBC Sports Washington. The podcast would have a diverse group of 4 hosts and provide different perspectives on local D.C. sports teams compared to the existing predominantly white male hosted podcast. It would air daily and be available on radio and streaming services. The proposed budget is $686,507.88 annually to cover staffing, equipment, and software costs. Runnerstrom requests a $250,000 investment from Ted Leonis by December 1st to help launch the podcast.
The document discusses promotional strategies for two products: the Mueller Austria Juicer Ultra Power and a new smartwatch called the Techowear.
For the juicer, the team analyzes a YouTube advertisement. They note the ad clearly shows the product's features through images and phrases. The ad is appropriate for its target market through its upbeat music, happy children users, and subtitles. The juicer is advertised on its website and major retailers like Amazon and Walmart.
For the smartwatch, the team proposes a print ad highlighting the name and waterproof feature through dark colors. They suggest advertising on popular TV channels, retailers like Best Buy and Target, and social media platforms relevant to the 21-40
Davin took an English Composition course expecting to write long essays but found the course different than expected. He learned to properly use grammar and write complete essays. While initially confident in his writing abilities from his job, he discovered room for improvement in his grammar and punctuation. Through assignments requiring summaries and essays, his writing improved as he revised his work based on instructor feedback. He received high grades but wishes he could have attended more live lectures due to his work schedule. Davin believes he applied skills from other courses, like being creative and managing time well. He will use the writing skills learned in this course for future classes and career.
Davin is proud that he continues to challenge himself everyday through this course. He has learned about the importance of play and mindfulness for managing stress. The course materials on mindfulness particularly intrigued him and helped him better understand his emotions. Going forward, he will use the weekly planning tools and stress management techniques learned in this course to achieve his career and personal goals.
Davin Runnerstrom is exploring his personal brand as he prepares to graduate with a degree in Sports Marketing and Media from Full Sail University in 2023. He has experience as a United States Marine Corps veteran and deputy sheriff. His goals are to increase his online presence and LinkedIn connections to eventually become the marketing manager for a professional sports organization.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty,
International FDP on Fundamentals of Research in Social Sciences
at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
By Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
Physiology and chemistry of skin and pigmentation, hairs, scalp, lips and nail, Cleansing cream, Lotions, Face powders, Face packs, Lipsticks, Bath products, soaps and baby product,
Preparation and standardization of the following : Tonic, Bleaches, Dentifrices and Mouth washes & Tooth Pastes, Cosmetics for Nails.
it describes the bony anatomy including the femoral head , acetabulum, labrum . also discusses the capsule , ligaments . muscle that act on the hip joint and the range of motion are outlined. factors affecting hip joint stability and weight transmission through the joint are summarized.
Thinking of getting a dog? Be aware that breeds like Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, and German Shepherds can be loyal and dangerous. Proper training and socialization are crucial to preventing aggressive behaviors. Ensure safety by understanding their needs and always supervising interactions. Stay safe, and enjoy your furry friends!
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
How to Add Chatter in the odoo 17 ERP ModuleCeline George
In Odoo, the chatter is like a chat tool that helps you work together on records. You can leave notes and track things, making it easier to talk with your team and partners. Inside chatter, all communication history, activity, and changes will be displayed.
The simplified electron and muon model, Oscillating Spacetime: The Foundation...RitikBhardwaj56
Discover the Simplified Electron and Muon Model: A New Wave-Based Approach to Understanding Particles delves into a groundbreaking theory that presents electrons and muons as rotating soliton waves within oscillating spacetime. Geared towards students, researchers, and science buffs, this book breaks down complex ideas into simple explanations. It covers topics such as electron waves, temporal dynamics, and the implications of this model on particle physics. With clear illustrations and easy-to-follow explanations, readers will gain a new outlook on the universe's fundamental nature.
A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
1. Project Brief & Information Architecture Report Page 1 of 13
Project Brief & Information
Architecture Report
Prepared For: Sports 4 All
https://www.s4af.org
Prepared On: August 18, 2021
Prepared By: Davin Runnerstrom
2. Project Report Page 2 of 13
Contents
Project Brief................................................................................................................................................. 3
Objectives................................................................................................................................................ 3
Target Launch Date ................................................................................................................................. 3
Target Audience........................................................................................................................................... 4
Primary Audiences................................................................................................................................... 4
Competitive Analysis.................................................................................................................................... 5
Main Competitors.................................................................................................................................... 5
Competitive Advantage........................................................................................................................... 6
Current Site Review ..................................................................................................................................... 7
Perception ............................................................................................................................................... 7
Positive Features ..................................................................................................................................... 7
Areas for Improvement ........................................................................................................................... 7
Current Content Inventory ...................................................................................................................... 8
New Design & Functionality......................................................................................................................... 8
Look & Feel.............................................................................................................................................. 9
Functionality............................................................................................................................................ 9
Usage....................................................................................................................................................... 9
Content Strategy........................................................................................................................................ 10
Content Outline..................................................................................................................................... 10
Content Publishing Schedule................................................................................................................. 10
Site Map Diagram.................................................................................................................................. 12
Wireframe ............................................................................................................................................. 13
3. Project Report Page 3 of 13
Project Brief
Position Statement
Sports 4 All is a unique organization that helps turn disabilities into abilities through sports and
healthy activities. Their programs help meet the need of over 1500 people annually through
donated equipment and classes focused on health and wellness.
Objectives
1. Provide information about the organization.
2. Encourage volunteer sign up.
3. Drive donations.
Target Launch Date
Sports 4 All would like to launch the new site before Grandparents Day (September 12, 2021),
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Target Audience
Primary Audiences
The primary audiences for Sports 4 All are:
1) High school and college students
(a) They are looking for volunteer opportunities.
(b) When visiting the website, they will be able to volunteer for multiple
upcoming events using a volunteer portal. Addresses for the volunteer
opportunities will also be readily available to them.
2) Project Health instructors
(a) When visiting the website Project Health instructors are looking to sign into
their Sports 4 All account to see the activities they have listed for the day,
week, or upcoming months.
(b) They will be able to login to their account by using the Project Health login
button.
3) Parents of children with disabilities
(a) When visiting the website, parents are looking to learn more about Sports 4
All as an organization, how to get their child involved in activities with the
organization and to donate to the organizations cause.
(b) They will be able to find information on the organization by using the about
us menu tab. They can also learn how to get their children involved using the
sign up for activities menu option. They will also be able to donate to the
organization by clicking the donate button.
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Competitive Analysis
Main Competitors
The main competitors of Sports 4 All are:
1. Sports For Youth = http://sports4all.org
a. Strengths = Very clean website, small number of menu
tabs, has mission statement on homepage as well an
about the founder section.
b. Weaknesses = No option to donate money or equipment.
There are no options under menu tabs.
2. Special Olympics Tennessee = https://www.specialolympicstn.org/
a. Strengths = Well organized website, 4 menu tabs with
numerous selections that are easy to navigate. Has
become athlete selection under get involved tab.
b. Weaknesses = They have a fraud alert in the slideshow at
the top of their page, but you cannot see the text on top
of the image they have posted.
3. Features Lacking on client website:
a. There is no option for individuals with disabilities to
become an athlete.
b. No athlete resources selection
c. No incident form on current website
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Competitive Advantage
1. Years of experience collecting donations and equipment
2. Agency partners with 35 other organizations including Special Olympics
3. Sports 4 All has 56 community partners
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Current Site Review
Perception
Outdated, dark, cluttered.
Positive Features
1.Motto on the home page. It states what the organization does and resonates with
website visitors.
2.Large icons on the home page that allow website visitors to get involved.
Areas for Improvement
1. Some content on the homepage needs to be removed so the site does not seem
cluttered.
2. Change the color of the donate button so it is immediately identifiable to site visitors.
3. Add a blog so stories of events can be shared with site visitors.
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Current Content Inventory
Page Title Description of Content
Home Company motto and name, images (slideshow),
social media icons, navigation menu, sponsors,
news and events, most valuable participant section,
large buttons that lead visitors to get involved, and
contact information.
Who we are Text describing the history of the organization,
images, board member names, advisory committee
member names, a list of agency and community
partners, media archives, a link to Sports 4 All
brochure, and contact information.
Equipment Endowment Text describing what the organization does with
sports equipment, a large diagram showing what
happens with donated equipment and an image of
sports equipment.
Past Events Links to past years events, a list of past years
events, images, sponsors, and text related to events
that happened in the past.
Contribute Options to donate money, a donations wish list,
volunteer application, images and text related to
donations.
Contact Us Contact information for the organization, fields for
site visitors to enter their personal information in
regards to contacting the organization, business
hours, and driving directions.
New Design & Functionality
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Look & Feel
Organized, professional, modern.
Functionality
• Blog
• Video to homepage
• Become an athlete selection
• Athlete resources
• Incident form
• Code of conduct
• Search bar
Usage
• Desktop
• Tablet
• Phone
• Laptop
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Content Strategy
Content Outline
List the content that should be added to the site in order to meet the goals of both the primary
audiences and the client.
Description of Content Type of Content
Volunteer testimonials Video and blog
Social media updates Instagram and TikTok widgets
Content Publishing Schedule
List the recommended publishing schedule of content for the new website.
Daily:
• Facebook Updates
• Twitter Updates
• Instagram Updates
• Reply to any messages/posts received on social media
Weekly:
• New blog posts
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• TikTok video of athletes performing dance trend or skit.
Monthly:
• Email newsletter to subscribers/volunteers about upcoming volunteer opportunities.
Quarterly:
• Letter from the founder of the organization.
Yearly:
• Update website to reflect upcoming events for the year.
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Site Map Diagram
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Wireframe
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