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Nonprofit Web Design Process Part 3: Content Strategy

Connection Cafe

Content for your website includes your headlines, body copy, photos, captions, graphics, videos, audio clips, etc. Articulating content priorities for your homepage and other key pages/sections of your web presence. See the end of this post for a linked index of other posts in the series.

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Links Roundup - April 1-10

Michael Stein's Non-profit Technology Blog

I've set up an evaluation site for my office to play with; seems like all the tools you need for a tidy little intranet. Tim Anderson tackles an issue I've troubled over in the back of my mind but never quite articulated. And here is Near-Time , a wiki/blog/calendar tool that seems elegant and free of feature bloat.

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Guide to Refining Prompts & AI Prompts Terms

Whole Whale

Iterative prompt refinement forces clearer articulation of intent and goals upfront, enabling more aligned responses. Evaluate if the style and tone fit the intended audience and goals. Adding Multimedia Elements Consider what types of visuals, infographics, video or audio clips could help engage the intended audience.

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Adventures in Artist-Driven Public Engagement: Machine Project at the Hammer Museum

Museum 2.0

Artist as Problem Solver vs. Artist as Problem Explorer Mark Allen (director of Machine Project) and I have talked about this issue several times, and Mark articulates it beautifully. This is particularly true when it comes to project evaluation. It would have been more like those audio tours, and it’s not about that.

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Self-Censorship for Museum Professionals

Museum 2.0

You can view (and download ) the slides and audio here, which feature our provocations and the discussion that followed. The audio starts noisy. Few were able to articulate a response policy that wasn't based entirely on the volume of the ire raised. So how do we evaluate and make decisions about self-censorship?

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