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Module 1
- Lesson A.
Internet Usage and Community-Based Websites - Lesson Objectives
- Demographic of Internet Users
- This Is My Community…
- What Are People Doing Online?
- A Generation Gap?
- Younger vs. Older Generation
- Learn and Interact… Worksheet 2
- How People Learn About Their Community
- Is Your Community Online Ready?
- Something to Consider...
- Potential Benefits of Your Community's Online Presence
- A Case Study: Hancock County Tennessee
- Think About Your Community
- Lesson B.
Planning for Website Development - Lesson Objectives
- Keys to a Successful Outcome
- Group Brainstorming Opportunity
- Getting the Community Involved
- Gathering Input from the Community
- The Target Audience
- Website Goals and Objectives
- Where Does the Website Fit In?
- Begin Planning
- Map Out Your Site
- Content Development
- Available Resources
- Do You Already Have a Website?
- Complementary Sites and Partners
- Branding Your Site
- Budget and Sustainability
- Your Domain Name
- How Will People Find Your Website?
- Lesson Review
- Lesson C.
Preparing and Organizing Content - Lesson Objectives
- Application Areas
- Rules of the Game
- Content Types
- Government
- Reflection (Government)
- The Business Pages
- Reflection (Business)
- Business to Business
- e-Education
- Community Calendars
- Reflection (Education)
- Community Engagement
- Reflection (Community Engagement)
- Back to the Site Map
- Lesson Review
Module 2
- Lesson A.
Managing Your Site - Lesson Objectives
- Ownership of the Community Website
- Ownership of the Community Website Continued
- Website Ingredients
- What is a Domain Name?
- How Do I Find Out Which Domain Names Are Taken?
- Getting a .GOV Domain Name
- Domain Name Options
- What is a Web Host?
- Web Hosting for Free?
- Typical Costs
- Typical Costs Continued
- Publishing Your Site with
a Web Host - Website Building Programs
- Microsoft Office Live
- Microsoft SharePoint
- Yahoo! SiteBuilder
- Which is Right for You?
- Should You Hire Someone Else to Build Your Community Site?
- Using a Professional Developer
- Content Management Systems
- If You Do Decide to Hire a Professional Developer...
- Lesson Review
- Lesson B.
Getting Your Site Noticed - Lesson Objectives
- Marketing Your Community Site
- The Many Faces of Website Marketing — How Does Your Site Get Found?
- Registering with Search Engines
- How Search Engines Find
Your Site - What a Search Engine
Spider Sees - 5 Techniques for Search Engine Optimization
- Use Appropriate Key Words
- Your Turn
- Where to Insert Keywords
- Incorporate Title Tags
- Keywords in the Title Tags
- Incorporate Meta Tags
- Title and Meta Tags
- Title and Meta Tags Cont.
- Name Your Pictures
- Generate External Links — Create Content
- Video and Article Marketing
- Squidoo…A Gathering Place
for Content - Market Your Site with
Social Media - Analyze What You've Got
- Open Web Analytics
- Google Analytics
- Google Analytics Cont.
- Three Questions You Want Analytic Software to Answer
- Three Questions Cont.
- Assessing Your Website
- Sustaining Interest in Your Site
- Getting Local Participation
- Lesson Review
- Lesson C.
Do-It-Yourself Website Building - Video Tutorials
- Microsoft Office Live
- Intro to Microsoft Office Live
- Microsoft Office Live Page Manager
- Microsoft Office Live Page Editor
- Microsoft Office Live Editing Pages
- Microsoft Office Live Page Editor and More
- Microsoft Office Live Site Design and Reports
- Yahoo! SiteBuilder
- Loading Yahoo! SiteBuilder Software
- Getting Started with SiteBuilder
- Business Page
- Education Page
- Community Groups Page
- Government Page
- Finishing Touches