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Guide: User’s Manual for Kiwanis Club Web Site Templates.doc

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posted by Chris Hayworth
05-07-2008
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Guide: User’s Manual for Kiwanis Club Web Site Templates.doc

User’s guide with basic information and tips for using the free Kiwanis Web site template for creating club Web sites. Perfect for those do-it-yourself Webmasters with at least intermediate skill levels in Web site building, HTML and implementation.

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Mandy Grover wrote re: Guide: Kiwanis Website Template.doc
on 09-03-2008 9:39 AM
Creating a club Web site has its challenges - especially if you go the "do-it-yourself" route. Kiwanis International only coordinates hosting services for clubs with a subscription to the club management tool. Those subscribers still have to manage their own content though. Clubs that want to create their own site will need to secure the services of a private Web hosting company. You will still need to manage your content unless you find an additional volunteer or hire someone to assist you with that responsibility. Tom Moriarity has some good suggestions if you scroll down through the thread on this link: http://community.kiwanisone.org/media/p/2685.aspx
Martin Toombs wrote re: Guide: Kiwanis Website Template.doc
on 09-04-2008 7:53 PM
This template is really designed for someone who wants to jump start the creative process but is familiar with the basic methods of creating a web site. If, however, this is all Greek to you (or maybe Greek looks less confusing) you may need to either find someone who does understand it to help, or spend some time learning about what it takes to put up a site. This is not a high-tech project, but one which does require someone new to the field to understand some concepts involved. There are other options available for clubs which don't require anyone to learn how to do coding or post web pages. I have included a discussion of these issues on the kiwanis.info site, at http://www.kiwanis.info/wwwsite.htm. If you'd like, see if that's helpful.

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