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Overview (screen 1 of 10)
This Guide helps you to determine how the Internet, and in particular the Web, can be useful to your cultural organisation. It helps you to decide which functions and services should be available on your website by analysing the activities of your organisation.
- Screen 2. Planning your website.
- Screen 3. The business plan.
- Screen 4. Your Net presence.
- Screen 5. What works on the Internet?
- Screen 6. What will you put on your website? A checklist.
- Screen 7. You're committed to a website: establishing a framework.
- Screen 8. Promoting your website.
- Screen 9. Monitoring visits and reviewing your website.
- Screen 10. Review of Guide 4.
Definitions needed? Visit FOLDOC
Imperial College, London, U.K. hosts the master 
Free
On-Line Dictionary of Computing (FOLDOC)(1). You can visit FOLDOC
any time for definitions and explanations of unfamiliar Internet and
computing terms. FOLDOC contains over 13,000 definitions and is very
simple to use.
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References
- Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing http://www.foldoc.org/
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