For Web Editors
We strive to get every 'unit' —Core Activity, Section, Special Interest Group— at least one Web Editor.
An IFLA Web Editor...
... is responsible for:
- getting all necessary 'content' (information, files, etcetera) of his/her unit on the unit's part of the IFLA website;
- keeping that content up–to–date;
... serves as:
- the contact person for the unit for all matters concerning their part of the IFLA website;
- the liaison between his/her own Standing Committee and IFLA Headquarters (especially the central webmasters);
... needs to be:
- enthusiastic about the Web and its possibilities;
- knowledgeable about using the Web — preferably to the level of a 'power user'; familiarity with CMSs and/or Drupal a definite plus;
- skilled as a web content editor, or willing to become one. This includes the skill of writing and optimizing texts for reading from a web page;
- browser compatibility: Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 3.0+, or a late version of any other modern browser, such as Safari, Google Chrome, and Opera.
- able and willing to convert existing documents and information of the unit into proper web content.
Updates
Last update: 17 November 2009