This resource
is a ministry of Catholic Web Designer and founder of the Good News
Web Designers Association, Terry Modica (see her bio).
She is available to come to your parish to give workshops on how
to evangelize through your website, for your staff, parish organizations
and ministries (see below).
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Question:
How much time should be budgeted for an in-house parish
website manager? How much time is needed to maintain the
site after the initial development is complete? |
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Question:
What skills should we look for when choosing an in-house
website manager who will maintain our site? What kind of
work should he/she be able to do? What's involved in maintaining
a site? |
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Question:
What topics will attract visitors to our church site? |
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Question:
What should we include on our church site? |
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Website Workshop:
"Meeting Your Ministry Goals Online"
- For staff,
leaders, and PR persons of the ministries and parish organizations
who want to have an active presence on the website.
- Covers
what they can do to reach the goals of their work and missions
via the website.
- Participants
bring to the workshop potential documents, photos, and other
materials for review regarding their usefulness for the website's
ministry.
- Participants
leave with a better understanding of how their submitted materials
can be used on the website and what else they might want to
provide for the website.
- Proposed
Workshop Schedule:
9:00 - Opening Prayer Service
9:15 - The Changing World: Connectivity
9:30 - Group sharing: How has the internet helped me?
9:45 - Analyzing Our Goals in View of a Connected Church
10:00 - Worksheet: How can the internet help my ministry?
10:30 - Group sharing: Ideas spawned by the workshop
10:45 - Q&A
11:00 - Closing Prayer
- Workshop
can be repeated in the afternoon for others to attend. Determine
the number of workshops based on what it takes to accommodate
all ministries.
- Fee
= $100 per workshop
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HOW TO:
Helps for the
parish webmaster/editor
Adding
new pages using old pages as templates
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