Being a Club Webmaster
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Best practices for being a Toastmasters Club Webmaster using FreeToastHost 2.0
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Being a Club Webmaster
- 1. District 36 Toastmasters Leadership Institute Summer 2013
- 3. Tonight’s Agenda Welcome and House Keeping Icebreaker Club Website Best Practices FreeToastHost 2.0 Cloud Resources
- 4. Thanks for being here! Cell phones off please Fill out paperwork to make TLI better
- 5. Ice Breaker How many of you are club webmasters? How many of you are using FTH? How many of you have a Facebook page? How many of you use Twitter? How many of you have an embarrassing technology story?
- 6. Best Practices for Webmasters
- 7. Class Best Practice List Passwords Backup Educating your users Testing everything before you go live Current info at Toastmasters International Correct information New content Graphics and text Branding
- 8. Let’s Go Live to FTH 2.0 http://www.toastmastersclubs.org/welcome/
- 9. Features Dues Management Better security TMI branding included Adding images File manager Web analytics Easy member management
- 10. Using the Cloud & Social Media Get a Gmail account for your club
- 12. Admin Settings Pick a theme
- 13. Member Management Add your members
- 14. Admin Settings Set up default pages and forms
- 15. Add Content Build custom pages
- 16. Add Content Build your agenda
- 17. Cloud & Social Network Resources Flickr - 200 free photos Twitter YouTube Facebook Google Docs
- 19. Questions
Notes de l'éditeur
- Today’s session is about being webmaster for your club. We are going to be talking a lot about FreeToastHost, but there are other best practices that apply to all club web resources, regardless of your website host. We are also going to talk about creating club cloud resources and social media resources.
- PasswordsBackupEducating your usersTesting everything before you go live – copy editing, proofreadingCurrent info at Toastmasters InternationalCorrect informationNew contentGraphics and textBranding
- Highlight all the help resources. Know where to get help.Sign in to my help accountBethStinson xvn445This is where you:Request a new siteGet help with an existing siteJoin a community of usersFind out the newest featuresI am not going to provide set-by-step training for upgrading. We don’t have time today and this is not the right forum. Rather I want to show you around a little, show you help, and tell you what’s different.
- Everything you want to do going forward from using Google Analytics to blogging, tweeting, saving club photos and linking to Facebook depends on this address.Write down the address and the password. Greaterolneytoastmasters@gmail.comWeTalkAlot
- All the changes to your site take place in the Site Administrator panel. You must be logged in as the admin to access this panel.
- Picking your theme
- Create social networking linksAdd files to file managerHide any items you don’t want
- If you want to get started right away, you can skip the option of creating your own template agenda, and use one of the several default agenda provided. Here is how this works:Virtually all clubs have their own agenda and way of running the meeting. But these template agenda make for a good starting point for most clubs. The idea is to select a template that most resembles your meeting, them modify/customize it from there. But when you create your own template, there is no modification needed each time you use your default agenda as the template.This can be very tricky. Follow all the instructions at FTH and go slowly. Alternatively, you can use a word doc that you save in the file manager. Essentially, this is a very clunky form builder. The key is to add the time to you first item and all the rest will follow. The agenda is a powerful tool for tracking member participation and keeping a record of past meetings. One of our members recently lost their manual after they had just completed their CC. We used our club agendas to collect the dates and titles of a member’s speeches so we could submit their CC. I recommend having your club secretary update the club agenda after the meeting so it accurately reflects what actually occurred. You’ll have to give your secretary the admin password to do this.
- Remember thatgmail account you made at the beginning? Well now you are ready to use it to set up Google Analytics to see who is looking at your website, and to create cloud resources and social media resources for your club. Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Google docs, Google sites and WordPress all use gmail to authenticate against. Once you have a gmail account, you can create and then log in to all these things!
- Instructions are in the TMI Branding doc
- Resources will be on the D36 website