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                                                        Chapter Web Site Development 
 
Learning Objectives 
Participants will ... 
    1.   Analyze primary, secondary, and tertiary audiences and their importance. 
    2.   Identify information that a chapter web site should contain and avoid. 
    3.   Evaluate aesthetic appeal, and distinguish between the good and the bad of web design.  
    4.   Learn tools of the trade for web site creation. 
    5.   Discover techniques to make a web site more “searchable” online. 

 
Materials Checklist 
        Participant Handouts 
        3x5 Index Cards 
        Pens/Pencils 
        Flip Chart 
        Markers 
        PowerPoint Presentation (for full 50‐minute/1‐hour sessions) 
             Laptop 
             Projector and Screen 

 
 




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Session Timeline 
5 Minutes 
Introduction/Program Overview  
Pass out two index cards for each person in the room. Explain that one of the index cards will 
be used to provide feedback and suggestions for the session; the other index card will be used 
as a networking tool as an equivalent to a business card. 

Introduce yourself (if you have not already done so). Include information about your 
professional and fraternity experience and your current role as a Volunteer Leader for Delta 
Sigma Pi (if applicable). 1 

Topics Discussed During Session: 

    •   Analyzing the Audience (Handout, pg. 1) 
    •   What information should or should not go on a chapter web site? (Handout, pg. 2) 
    •   What is “aesthetic appeal?” The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (PowerPoint Presentation; 
        Handout, pg. 3‐5) 
    •   Helpful Hints, Tips, and Tricks to Create a Fast and Effective Web Site (PowerPoint 
        Presentation; Handout, pg. 6‐7) 
    •   How do people know your web site exists? (Handout pg. 8) 

                                                                                                     

5 Minutes 
Participation Activity 
Have the attendees turn to the first page of their participant handout (Analyzing the Audience). 
Ask the attendees to jot down a couple of quick ideas of who should fall within their audience 
chart. After 2 minutes, ask for volunteer answers. Make sure that the following are mentioned 
in each category (and explain why if needed).  

Primary/Target: 

    •   Business Students (or other qualifying potentials) at your University 
    •   Pledges 

Secondary: 

    •   Alumni members (from your chapter or local area) 
    •   School officials (may be within primary audience if they need approval to post) 

Tertiary: 

    •   Other Deltasig members 

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Once the group has come up with at least 2 examples for each column, you should begin 
explaining why this exercise is important.2 

   •   Understand the language style, format, vocabulary, background, etc. 
   •   Ability to change words, format, graphics, and images to appeal to specific audiences 

                                                                                                    
10 Minutes 
Participation Activity 
Have the attendees turn to the second page of their participant handout (What information 
should or should not go on a chapter web site?). Ask for a volunteer to write on the flip chart 
using the markers. Once you have a volunteer, ask them to split the page into two columns, the 
first labeled “Include” and the second “Do NOT Include.” Have the audience give examples, but 
the key points below should be included. 

Include: 

   •   Pictures 
           o Brothers 
           o Events (Community Service, Professional, Fundraising, Social) 
   •   Events Calendar 
           o Community Service, Professional, Fundraising, Social, and other authorized 
               Fraternity activities (LEAD Schools, Provincial Conferences, Grand Chapter) 
   •   History 
           o Important information such as the founding dates of the Fraternity and Chapter 
   •   News 
           o Academic/Scholastic Achievements 
           o College Achievements 
           o Athletic Accomplishments 
           o Brother of the Week/Month and Collegian of the Year Nominee 
   •   Contact Information 
           o Email Address(es) – Officer Contacts 
           o Chapter/School Address for mail 
           o Central Office Information 
   •   Links – make sure to check often for broken links 
           o Regional or Provincial Web site 
           o National Web site 
           o University/College Web site 
           o Merchandise (chapter or Fraternity) 
           o Alumni Chapter Web site(s) 
           o Community Service Projects (Red Cross, Ronald McDonald House, etc.) 



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Do NOT include: 

    •   Pictures 
            o Brothers that appear disoriented (drunk or on drugs) 
            o Events that show alcoholic beverages or illegal substances3 
    •   Events Calendar  
            o Should not have additional information that violates the Risk Management 
               policy, such as an open invitation to a friend’s party. 
    •   History 
            o Do not include any information that will violate our ritual 
    •   News 
            o Avoid “negative” press 
            o Leave out any personal information that does not directly relate to the 
               betterment of the Fraternity, Chapter, or members 
    •   Contact Information 
            o Phone Numbers (may be included on a chapter‐distributed document, but not 
               recommended for a web site unless password protected) 
    •   Links 
            o Pornography 
            o Facebook, MySpace, Bebo 
            o Search Engines  Google, Yahoo!, Ask 
                                                                                               

20 Minutes 
Lecture/Presentation 
Have the attendees pay attention to the PowerPoint presentation and follow along in their 
handouts from pages 3‐7 (1. What is aesthetic appeal? The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly; 2. 
Helpful Hints, Tips, and Tricks to Create a Fast Effective Web Site).  

Slide 1:  Title Slide 

Slide 2:  Overview 

    •   Aesthetic Appeal 
           o Definition of aesthetics 
           o Why is it important? 
    •   The Good, The Bad, The Ugly 
           o Examples 
    •   Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site 
           o Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.) 
           o Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates) 
           o Tips to Think About 


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Slide 3:  Aesthetic Appeal 

   •   Definition4: 
          o 1. a:  of, relating to, or dealing with aesthetics or the beautiful <aesthetic 
               theories> 
          o 1. b: artistic <a work of aesthetic value> 
          o 1. c: pleasing in appearance  :  attractive <easy‐to‐use keyboards, clear graphics, 
               and other ergonomic and aesthetic features – Mark Mehler> 
        
          o 2:  appreciative of, responsive to, or zealous about the beautiful; also  :  
               responsive to or appreciative of what is pleasurable to the sense 

Slide 4:  Aesthetic Appeal 

   •   Why is it important?5 
         o Appears to be more organized 
         o Easier to understand/read 
         o Increases motivation to come back (credibility) 

Slide 5:  Overview 

   •   Aesthetic Appeal 
          o Definition of aesthetics 
          o Why is it important? 
   •   The Good, The Bad, The Ugly 
          o Examples 
   •   Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site 
          o Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.) 
          o Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates) 
          o Tips to Think About 




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Slide 6:  The Good 




                                                                                      
                            http://www.americanexpress.com  

Slide 7:  The Bad 




                                                                                      
                           http://everlucenthometheater.com/  




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Slide 8:  The Ugly 




                                                                                         
                           http://members.tripod.com/fuzzymartian/ 

Slide 9:  Overview 

   •   Aesthetic Appeal 
          o Definition of aesthetics 
          o Why is it important? 
   •   The Good, The Bad, The Ugly 
          o Examples 
   •   Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site 
          o Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.) 
          o Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates) 
          o Tips to Think About 

Slide 10:  Creating a Web Site 

   •   Helpful Hints 
          o Web Space (Domain and Storage) 
                   University Web Management 
                   Go Daddy.com 
                   Host Monster.com 
          o Software and Online Applications 
                   Dreamweaver 
                   Frontpage 
                   iWeb (Mac‐specific) 
                   Geocities 


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Slide 11:  Creating a Web Site 

   •   Tables are your friends if you do not know more complex web structures! 
           o This may also help if someone takes over who is less familiar with design 
              structures (HTML, CSS) 
   •   Templates are great for getting started! 
           o Do not rely on them alone! Make it your own! 
   •   You can create preset photo albums quickly in Photoshop! 
           o File  >  Automate  >  Web Photo Gallery... 
   •   Stay current with web terminology, software, and processes! 

Slide 12:  Creating a Web Site 

   •   Keep the web site current and up to date 
   •   Make it consistent with any policies or bylaws 
          o May want to have a section available to download most current release 
   •   Keep it professional 
          o Remember, we are a PROFESSIONAL fraternity 
   •   Keep it consistent 
          o Create style guides if necessary to document how things flow (ex:  “web site” or 
               “website;” “email” or “e‐mail”) 
   •   Share passwords 
          o Not with everyone, but make sure that more than one person has this 
               information 

Slide 13:  Review 

   •   Aesthetic Appeal 
          o Definition of aesthetics 
          o Why is it important? 
   •   The Good, The Bad, The Ugly 
          o Examples 
   •   Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site 
          o Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.) 
          o Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates) 
          o Tips to Think About 




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Slide 14:  What’s wrong? 




                                                                                                        
Slide 15:  What do you think? 




                                                                                                        
Slide 16:  Black Slide 

This is the last slide of the presentation. It is the same as the introduction slide so it will not 
distract from the following discussion on making your website more viewable online.  



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5 Minutes 
Lecture/Discussion 
Have the attendees turn to the eighth page of their participant handout (How do people know 
your web site exists?).   

It’s all about marketing!! 

      •      National Website (email central office: centraloffice@dspnet.org) 
      •      Tell your alumni (from your school and nearby chapters) 
      •      Have your University link it on their website 
      •      For advanced users, add meta tags to your homepage for search engine optimization 

Ask for additional ideas and encourage outside the box thinking. 

      •      Posters in the business school for new web site launch during recruitment 
      •      Add on all marketing materials (including t‐shirts) 

                                                                                                        

15 Minutes 
Questions and Answers/Wrap‐Up 
Ask everyone if they still have any questions on any of the topics mentioned or in general 
regarding anything relative to the topic. Welcome additional questions, but try to limit between 
5 and 6, unless time permits for more. Remind everyone to turn in the index card with session 
feedback and suggestions before they leave and encourage them to network around the room 
with other chapters and alumni members throughout the conference. Also, have your [the 
instructor] business cards available to hand out for follow‐up. 

 

                                                        
1
       Introduction paragraph taken from Get It Done Right – Facilitators Guide used at the 2008 
       National Volunteer Leadership Retreat in Chicago, IL. 
2
       This information is taken from Colorado State’s Online Writing Guide 
       (http://writing.colostate.edu/guides/processes/audmod/list6.cfm). 
3
       It is strongly encouraged that all photographs of collegiate members in the Fraternity not 
       include alcoholic beverages. Alumni members are also encouraged to reduce the risk of 
       posting any photographs where alcoholic beverages are present. This is to reduce the risk of 
       appearing unprofessional. 
4
     Merriam‐Webster Online Dictionary:  http://www.m‐w.com/  
5
     http://www.sapdesignguild.org/resources/simplification/Principles/Aesthetics.htm 

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Chapter Web Site Development
  Aesthetic Appeal
        Definition of aesthetics
        Why is it important?

  The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
        Examples

  Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site
        Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.)
        Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)
        Tips to Think About
  Definition:
        1. a: of, relating to, or dealing with aesthetics or the
        beautiful <aesthetic theories>
        1. b: artistic <a work of aesthetic value>
        1. c: pleasing in appearance : attractive <easy-to-use
        keyboards, clear graphics, and other ergonomic and
        aesthetic features – Mark Mehler>

        2: appreciative of, responsive to, or zealous about the
        beautiful; also : responsive to or appreciative of what is
        pleasurable to the sense

            Merriam-Webster Online: http://www.m-w.com/
  Why is it important?
            Determines the audience’s opinion
              Appears to be more organized
              Easier to understand/read
              Increases motivation to come back (credibility)




http://www.sapdesignguild.org/resources/simplification/Principles/Aesthetics.htm
  Aesthetic Appeal
        Definition of aesthetics
        Why is it important?

  The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
        Examples

  Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site
        Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.)
        Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)
        Tips to Think About
http://www.americanexpress.com
http://everlucenthometheater.com/
http://members.tripod.com/fuzzymartian/
  Aesthetic Appeal
        Definition of aesthetics
        Why is it important?

  The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
        Examples

  Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site
        Helpful Hints (web space, software)
        Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)
        Tips to Think About
  Helpful Hints:
        Web Space (Domain and Storage/Hosting
          University Web Management
          Go Daddy.com
          Host Monster.com
        Software and Online Applications
          Dreamweaver
          Frontpage
          iWeb (Mac-specific)
          Geocities
          Tripod
  Tricks of the Trade:
        Tables are your friends if you do not know more
        complex web site structures!
          This may also help if someone takes over the website who
           is less familiar with design structures (HTML, CSS)
        Templates are great for getting started!
          Do not rely on them alone. Make it your own!
        You can create preset photo albums quickly in
        Photoshop!
          File > Automate > Web Photo Gallery...
        Stay current with web terminology, software, and
        processes!
  Tips to Think About:
        Keep the web site current and up to date
        Make it consistent with any policies or bylaws
          May want to have a section available to download the
           most current release
        Keep it professional
          Remember, we are a PROFESSIONAL fraternity
        Keep it consistent
          Create style guides if necessary to document how things
           flow (ex: “web site” or “website;” “email” or “e-mail”)
        Share passwords
          Not with everyone, but make sure that more than one
           person has this information
  Aesthetic Appeal
        Definition of aesthetics
        Why is it important?

  The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
        Examples

  Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site
        Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.)
        Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)
        Tips to Think About
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                              Analyzing the Audience 
            Primary                     Secondary                     Tertiary 
                                                              




 
Notes:   

                                                                                          




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    What information should or should not go on a chapter web site? 
                 Include                                Do NOT Include 
                                         




 

Notes:   




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            What is “aesthetic appeal?” The Good, The Bad, The Ugly 

Definitioni 

    •   1. a:  of, relating to, or dealing with aesthetics or the ____________ <aesthetic theories> 
    •   1. b: ____________ <a work of aesthetic value> 
    •   1. c: ____________________________________:  attractive <easy‐to‐use keyboards, 
        clear graphics, and other ergonomic and aesthetic features – Mark Mehler> 
         
    •   2:  appreciative of, responsive to, or zealous about the beautiful; also  :  responsive to or 
        appreciative of what is ________________________________________________ 

 

Why is it important?ii 

    •   Determines the audience’s opinion 
           o __________________________________________________________________ 
             o __________________________________________________________________ 
             o __________________________________________________________________ 

 

Notes:   




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The Good 




                                                                                    

 
The Bad 




                                                                                    

 



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The Ugly 




                                                                                    

 

Notes:   




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    Helpful Hint, Tips, Tricks to Create a Fast and Effective Web Site 

Helpful Hints 

    •     Web Space (Domain and Storage/Hosting) 
            o __________________________________________________________________ 
              o __________________________________________________________________ 
              o __________________________________________________________________ 
           
    •     Software 
              o __________________________________________________________________ 
              o __________________________________________________________________ 
              o __________________________________________________________________ 
              o __________________________________________________________________ 
              o __________________________________________________________________ 

 

Tricks of the Trade 

    •     Tables are your friends if you do not know more complex web site structures! 
    •     Templates are great for getting started! 
    •     You can create preset photo albums quickly in Photoshop! 
              o File  >  Automate  >  Web Photo Gallery... 
    •     Stay current with web terminology, software, and processes! 

 

Tips to Think About 

    •     Keep the web site current and up to date 
    •     Make it consistent with any policies or bylaws 
    •     Keep it professional 
    •     Keep it consistent 
    •     Share passwords 

 

Notes: 




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What’s wrong? 




                                                                                

 

What do you think? 




                                                                                    

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                                   How do people know your website exists? 

It’s all about marketing! 

      •      ________________________________________________________________________ 
      •      ________________________________________________________________________ 
      •      ________________________________________________________________________ 
      •      ________________________________________________________________________ 

 
Notes: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                                        
1 Merriam‐Webster Online:  http://www.m‐w.com/  
2 http://www.sapdesignguild.org/resources/simplification/Principles/Aesthetics.htm 



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DELTA SIGMA PI



                 Web Site Guidelines




Updated on June 20, 2008
This manual is designed to be a quick reference guide of tips and good habits for
attaining the highest standards of operational performance in collegiate chapters. It is not
intended to be inclusive of all procedures or possible good practices and is not a
substitute for any policy.
Table of Contents



Background ....................................................................................................................... 3

Introduction........................................................................................................................ 3

Audience ............................................................................................................................ 3

Suggested Content .......................................................................................................... 3

Exclusions ......................................................................................................................... 4

Privacy ............................................................................................................................... 5

Compliance ....................................................................................................................... 5
Background
In the age of computers and the internet, Delta Sigma Pi chapters are reminded that a
web page represents a person or organization as much as or more than any personal
interaction could. It provides the opportunity for people to learn more at any time of day
and with any context, without the subject’s knowledge.


With that in mind, Delta Sigma Pi has created the following guidelines that should be
taken into consideration as chapters develop and maintain their individual chapter web
sites.


Introduction
Delta Sigma Pi chapters are permitted and encouraged to create and maintain a web
site. The web sites should help to provide information to the public about the chapter,
our purpose, and how the chapter is fulfilling the purpose in its actions.


Audience
Chapters are encouraged to design their web sites with several audiences in mind:
    •    Chapter members
    •    Prospective members
    •    Pledges
    •    Alumni members
    •    Members of the local and university communities
    •    Families of members and prospective members
Chapters should remember that the action/images of each Brother or pledge reflects on
every other Brother or pledge on an international basis. Therefore it is essential that
comments, photographs, and other aspects reflect properly regardless of who is viewing
the information.


Suggested Content
Web sites may address many chapter needs including communication, information
resources, and recognition. The following items are specifically encouraged:
    •    Fraternity history and purpose
    •    Chapter history
•   Chapter officer information
   •   Appropriate photographs
   •   Chapter awards and recognitions
   •   Information for prospective members (i.e. Recruiting events)
   •   Alumni resources
   •   Community and service activity summaries
   •   Links to the national Fraternity, your University, and other local chapter sites and
       other links as appropriate (i.e. Corporate Sponsors, Charities)
   •   General schedule of events
   •   A method of contacting the chapter
The following items are encouraged assuming they are appropriately secured:
   •   Full member contact information
   •   Chapter business (meeting minutes, etc.)
   •   Detailed calendar information


Exclusions
Web sites should not include the following:
   •   Materials that may be offensive in nature including having offensive language,
       etc. For example, referring to a competing professional business fraternity or its
       members with obscene or offensive terms is not appropriate.
   •   Advertisements or endorsements which are exclusionary in a nature that
       deviates from Delta Sigma Pi’s non-discrimination policies. Care should be
       taken in choosing product endorsements/sponsorships to ensure that they follow
       the Purpose of Delta Sigma Pi and its intentions.
   •   Text or photographs that could be perceived to show activities that are contrary
       to Delta Sigma Pi’s policies (including alcohol, hazing, sexual harassment etc.)
       and/or the laws of each community
   •   Text or photographs that relate to the Ritual of Delta Sigma Pi.
   •   Inappropriate use of the Coat of Arms, badge, seal or other Delta Sigma Pi
       trademark and symbols (for example, do not use inappropriate colors, distortions,
       modifications, etc.)
   •   Out of date information (unless in the History Section)
•   Copyrighted or registered trademark materials (unless permission has been
       obtained).


Privacy
Care should be taken to ensure Chapter and Alumni Member as well as Pledge personal
data is used and provided in an appropriate manner. Specifically, the following should
be taken into consideration during web site development and maintenance.
   •   For privacy and safety, only limited member contact information should be widely
       available so that it could not be inappropriately used by others.
   •   Full member contact information should be posted in a password-protected area.
   •   Members should have the option to limit or remove personal contact information.
   •   For privacy and safety, only limited member contact information should be
       included so that it could not be inappropriately used by others. Explicitly,
       member student identification numbers, social security numbers, addresses and
       the like are never to be used.


Compliance
On occasion, web sites will be reviewed to ensure their adherence to the guidelines; any
web sites failing to comply with these guidelines will be asked to be corrected
immediately or taken down.


Additionally, all chapters should have one and only one web site and it should be
registered with the Central Office. Unregistered/ unrecognized web sites will be
requested to be taken down immediately.


If there are password protected sections, passwords should be supplied to the Central
Office regularly and upon request.


It is the responsibility of one or more Provincial Vice President-designees to review
chapter web sites at least twice a year. Accolades and suggestions will be provided to
chapter webmasters as well as Provincial Leadership (PVP, RVP, DD). Items found to
be out of compliance will be reported to the webmaster, chapter president, and
Provincial Leadership with a specific timeline outlined for required changes and/or a list
of suggested changes.
•   If required changes are not resolved by the specified time, the issues will
    escalated to the appropriate Regional Vice President for resolution and potential
    disciplinary actions.
•   Questions or clarification requests should be forwarded to the National
    Professional Development Committee.

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Chapter Web Site Development

  • 1.     Chapter Web Site Development    Learning Objectives  Participants will ...  1. Analyze primary, secondary, and tertiary audiences and their importance.  2. Identify information that a chapter web site should contain and avoid.  3. Evaluate aesthetic appeal, and distinguish between the good and the bad of web design.   4. Learn tools of the trade for web site creation.  5. Discover techniques to make a web site more “searchable” online.    Materials Checklist   Participant Handouts   3x5 Index Cards   Pens/Pencils   Flip Chart   Markers   PowerPoint Presentation (for full 50‐minute/1‐hour sessions)   Laptop   Projector and Screen      Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Facilitator Guide  Page 1 of 10 
  • 2.     Chapter Web Site Development    Session Timeline  5 Minutes  Introduction/Program Overview   Pass out two index cards for each person in the room. Explain that one of the index cards will  be used to provide feedback and suggestions for the session; the other index card will be used  as a networking tool as an equivalent to a business card.  Introduce yourself (if you have not already done so). Include information about your  professional and fraternity experience and your current role as a Volunteer Leader for Delta  Sigma Pi (if applicable). 1  Topics Discussed During Session:  • Analyzing the Audience (Handout, pg. 1)  • What information should or should not go on a chapter web site? (Handout, pg. 2)  • What is “aesthetic appeal?” The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (PowerPoint Presentation;  Handout, pg. 3‐5)  • Helpful Hints, Tips, and Tricks to Create a Fast and Effective Web Site (PowerPoint  Presentation; Handout, pg. 6‐7)  • How do people know your web site exists? (Handout pg. 8)    5 Minutes  Participation Activity  Have the attendees turn to the first page of their participant handout (Analyzing the Audience).  Ask the attendees to jot down a couple of quick ideas of who should fall within their audience  chart. After 2 minutes, ask for volunteer answers. Make sure that the following are mentioned  in each category (and explain why if needed).   Primary/Target:  • Business Students (or other qualifying potentials) at your University  • Pledges  Secondary:  • Alumni members (from your chapter or local area)  • School officials (may be within primary audience if they need approval to post)  Tertiary:  • Other Deltasig members  Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Facilitator Guide  Page 2 of 10 
  • 3.     Chapter Web Site Development    Once the group has come up with at least 2 examples for each column, you should begin  explaining why this exercise is important.2  • Understand the language style, format, vocabulary, background, etc.  • Ability to change words, format, graphics, and images to appeal to specific audiences    10 Minutes  Participation Activity  Have the attendees turn to the second page of their participant handout (What information  should or should not go on a chapter web site?). Ask for a volunteer to write on the flip chart  using the markers. Once you have a volunteer, ask them to split the page into two columns, the  first labeled “Include” and the second “Do NOT Include.” Have the audience give examples, but  the key points below should be included.  Include:  • Pictures  o Brothers  o Events (Community Service, Professional, Fundraising, Social)  • Events Calendar  o Community Service, Professional, Fundraising, Social, and other authorized  Fraternity activities (LEAD Schools, Provincial Conferences, Grand Chapter)  • History  o Important information such as the founding dates of the Fraternity and Chapter  • News  o Academic/Scholastic Achievements  o College Achievements  o Athletic Accomplishments  o Brother of the Week/Month and Collegian of the Year Nominee  • Contact Information  o Email Address(es) – Officer Contacts  o Chapter/School Address for mail  o Central Office Information  • Links – make sure to check often for broken links  o Regional or Provincial Web site  o National Web site  o University/College Web site  o Merchandise (chapter or Fraternity)  o Alumni Chapter Web site(s)  o Community Service Projects (Red Cross, Ronald McDonald House, etc.)  Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Facilitator Guide  Page 3 of 10 
  • 4.     Chapter Web Site Development    Do NOT include:  • Pictures  o Brothers that appear disoriented (drunk or on drugs)  o Events that show alcoholic beverages or illegal substances3  • Events Calendar   o Should not have additional information that violates the Risk Management  policy, such as an open invitation to a friend’s party.  • History  o Do not include any information that will violate our ritual  • News  o Avoid “negative” press  o Leave out any personal information that does not directly relate to the  betterment of the Fraternity, Chapter, or members  • Contact Information  o Phone Numbers (may be included on a chapter‐distributed document, but not  recommended for a web site unless password protected)  • Links  o Pornography  o Facebook, MySpace, Bebo  o Search Engines  Google, Yahoo!, Ask    20 Minutes  Lecture/Presentation  Have the attendees pay attention to the PowerPoint presentation and follow along in their  handouts from pages 3‐7 (1. What is aesthetic appeal? The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly; 2.  Helpful Hints, Tips, and Tricks to Create a Fast Effective Web Site).   Slide 1:  Title Slide  Slide 2:  Overview  • Aesthetic Appeal  o Definition of aesthetics  o Why is it important?  • The Good, The Bad, The Ugly  o Examples  • Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site  o Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.)  o Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)  o Tips to Think About  Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Facilitator Guide  Page 4 of 10 
  • 5.     Chapter Web Site Development    Slide 3:  Aesthetic Appeal  • Definition4:  o 1. a:  of, relating to, or dealing with aesthetics or the beautiful <aesthetic  theories>  o 1. b: artistic <a work of aesthetic value>  o 1. c: pleasing in appearance  :  attractive <easy‐to‐use keyboards, clear graphics,  and other ergonomic and aesthetic features – Mark Mehler>    o 2:  appreciative of, responsive to, or zealous about the beautiful; also  :   responsive to or appreciative of what is pleasurable to the sense  Slide 4:  Aesthetic Appeal  • Why is it important?5  o Appears to be more organized  o Easier to understand/read  o Increases motivation to come back (credibility)  Slide 5:  Overview  • Aesthetic Appeal  o Definition of aesthetics  o Why is it important?  • The Good, The Bad, The Ugly  o Examples  • Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site  o Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.)  o Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)  o Tips to Think About  Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Facilitator Guide  Page 5 of 10 
  • 6.     Chapter Web Site Development    Slide 6:  The Good    http://www.americanexpress.com   Slide 7:  The Bad    http://everlucenthometheater.com/   Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Facilitator Guide  Page 6 of 10 
  • 7.     Chapter Web Site Development    Slide 8:  The Ugly    http://members.tripod.com/fuzzymartian/  Slide 9:  Overview  • Aesthetic Appeal  o Definition of aesthetics  o Why is it important?  • The Good, The Bad, The Ugly  o Examples  • Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site  o Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.)  o Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)  o Tips to Think About  Slide 10:  Creating a Web Site  • Helpful Hints  o Web Space (Domain and Storage)   University Web Management   Go Daddy.com   Host Monster.com  o Software and Online Applications   Dreamweaver   Frontpage   iWeb (Mac‐specific)   Geocities  Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Facilitator Guide  Page 7 of 10 
  • 8.     Chapter Web Site Development    Slide 11:  Creating a Web Site  • Tables are your friends if you do not know more complex web structures!  o This may also help if someone takes over who is less familiar with design  structures (HTML, CSS)  • Templates are great for getting started!  o Do not rely on them alone! Make it your own!  • You can create preset photo albums quickly in Photoshop!  o File  >  Automate  >  Web Photo Gallery...  • Stay current with web terminology, software, and processes!  Slide 12:  Creating a Web Site  • Keep the web site current and up to date  • Make it consistent with any policies or bylaws  o May want to have a section available to download most current release  • Keep it professional  o Remember, we are a PROFESSIONAL fraternity  • Keep it consistent  o Create style guides if necessary to document how things flow (ex:  “web site” or  “website;” “email” or “e‐mail”)  • Share passwords  o Not with everyone, but make sure that more than one person has this  information  Slide 13:  Review  • Aesthetic Appeal  o Definition of aesthetics  o Why is it important?  • The Good, The Bad, The Ugly  o Examples  • Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site  o Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.)  o Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)  o Tips to Think About  Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Facilitator Guide  Page 8 of 10 
  • 9.     Chapter Web Site Development    Slide 14:  What’s wrong?    Slide 15:  What do you think?    Slide 16:  Black Slide  This is the last slide of the presentation. It is the same as the introduction slide so it will not  distract from the following discussion on making your website more viewable online.   Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Facilitator Guide  Page 9 of 10 
  • 10.     Chapter Web Site Development      5 Minutes  Lecture/Discussion  Have the attendees turn to the eighth page of their participant handout (How do people know  your web site exists?).    It’s all about marketing!!  • National Website (email central office: centraloffice@dspnet.org)  • Tell your alumni (from your school and nearby chapters)  • Have your University link it on their website  • For advanced users, add meta tags to your homepage for search engine optimization  Ask for additional ideas and encourage outside the box thinking.  • Posters in the business school for new web site launch during recruitment  • Add on all marketing materials (including t‐shirts)    15 Minutes  Questions and Answers/Wrap‐Up  Ask everyone if they still have any questions on any of the topics mentioned or in general  regarding anything relative to the topic. Welcome additional questions, but try to limit between  5 and 6, unless time permits for more. Remind everyone to turn in the index card with session  feedback and suggestions before they leave and encourage them to network around the room  with other chapters and alumni members throughout the conference. Also, have your [the  instructor] business cards available to hand out for follow‐up.                                                             1      Introduction paragraph taken from Get It Done Right – Facilitators Guide used at the 2008  National Volunteer Leadership Retreat in Chicago, IL.  2      This information is taken from Colorado State’s Online Writing Guide  (http://writing.colostate.edu/guides/processes/audmod/list6.cfm).  3      It is strongly encouraged that all photographs of collegiate members in the Fraternity not  include alcoholic beverages. Alumni members are also encouraged to reduce the risk of  posting any photographs where alcoholic beverages are present. This is to reduce the risk of  appearing unprofessional.  4    Merriam‐Webster Online Dictionary:  http://www.m‐w.com/   5    http://www.sapdesignguild.org/resources/simplification/Principles/Aesthetics.htm  Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Facilitator Guide  Page 10 of 10 
  • 12.   Aesthetic Appeal   Definition of aesthetics   Why is it important?   The Good, The Bad, The Ugly   Examples   Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site   Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.)   Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)   Tips to Think About
  • 13.   Definition:   1. a: of, relating to, or dealing with aesthetics or the beautiful <aesthetic theories>   1. b: artistic <a work of aesthetic value>   1. c: pleasing in appearance : attractive <easy-to-use keyboards, clear graphics, and other ergonomic and aesthetic features – Mark Mehler>   2: appreciative of, responsive to, or zealous about the beautiful; also : responsive to or appreciative of what is pleasurable to the sense Merriam-Webster Online: http://www.m-w.com/
  • 14.   Why is it important?   Determines the audience’s opinion   Appears to be more organized   Easier to understand/read   Increases motivation to come back (credibility) http://www.sapdesignguild.org/resources/simplification/Principles/Aesthetics.htm
  • 15.   Aesthetic Appeal   Definition of aesthetics   Why is it important?   The Good, The Bad, The Ugly   Examples   Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site   Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.)   Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)   Tips to Think About
  • 19.   Aesthetic Appeal   Definition of aesthetics   Why is it important?   The Good, The Bad, The Ugly   Examples   Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site   Helpful Hints (web space, software)   Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)   Tips to Think About
  • 20.   Helpful Hints:   Web Space (Domain and Storage/Hosting   University Web Management   Go Daddy.com   Host Monster.com   Software and Online Applications   Dreamweaver   Frontpage   iWeb (Mac-specific)   Geocities   Tripod
  • 21.   Tricks of the Trade:   Tables are your friends if you do not know more complex web site structures!   This may also help if someone takes over the website who is less familiar with design structures (HTML, CSS)   Templates are great for getting started!   Do not rely on them alone. Make it your own!   You can create preset photo albums quickly in Photoshop!   File > Automate > Web Photo Gallery...   Stay current with web terminology, software, and processes!
  • 22.   Tips to Think About:   Keep the web site current and up to date   Make it consistent with any policies or bylaws   May want to have a section available to download the most current release   Keep it professional   Remember, we are a PROFESSIONAL fraternity   Keep it consistent   Create style guides if necessary to document how things flow (ex: “web site” or “website;” “email” or “e-mail”)   Share passwords   Not with everyone, but make sure that more than one person has this information
  • 23.   Aesthetic Appeal   Definition of aesthetics   Why is it important?   The Good, The Bad, The Ugly   Examples   Creating a Fast and Effective Web Site   Helpful Hints (software, web space, etc.)   Tricks of the Trade (easy to use templates)   Tips to Think About
  • 27.   Chapter Web Site Development    Analyzing the Audience  Primary  Secondary  Tertiary          Notes:      Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Participant Guide  Page 1 of 8 
  • 28.   Chapter Web Site Development    What information should or should not go on a chapter web site?  Include  Do NOT Include        Notes:    Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Participant Guide  Page 2 of 8 
  • 29.   Chapter Web Site Development    What is “aesthetic appeal?” The Good, The Bad, The Ugly  Definitioni  • 1. a:  of, relating to, or dealing with aesthetics or the ____________ <aesthetic theories>  • 1. b: ____________ <a work of aesthetic value>  • 1. c: ____________________________________:  attractive <easy‐to‐use keyboards,  clear graphics, and other ergonomic and aesthetic features – Mark Mehler>    • 2:  appreciative of, responsive to, or zealous about the beautiful; also  :  responsive to or  appreciative of what is ________________________________________________    Why is it important?ii  • Determines the audience’s opinion  o __________________________________________________________________  o __________________________________________________________________  o __________________________________________________________________    Notes:    Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Participant Guide  Page 3 of 8 
  • 30.   Chapter Web Site Development    The Good      The Bad      Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Participant Guide  Page 4 of 8 
  • 31.   Chapter Web Site Development    The Ugly      Notes:    Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Participant Guide  Page 5 of 8 
  • 32.   Chapter Web Site Development    Helpful Hint, Tips, Tricks to Create a Fast and Effective Web Site  Helpful Hints  • Web Space (Domain and Storage/Hosting)  o __________________________________________________________________  o __________________________________________________________________  o __________________________________________________________________    • Software  o __________________________________________________________________  o __________________________________________________________________  o __________________________________________________________________  o __________________________________________________________________  o __________________________________________________________________    Tricks of the Trade  • Tables are your friends if you do not know more complex web site structures!  • Templates are great for getting started!  • You can create preset photo albums quickly in Photoshop!  o File  >  Automate  >  Web Photo Gallery...  • Stay current with web terminology, software, and processes!    Tips to Think About  • Keep the web site current and up to date  • Make it consistent with any policies or bylaws  • Keep it professional  • Keep it consistent  • Share passwords    Notes:  Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Participant Guide  Page 6 of 8 
  • 33.   Chapter Web Site Development    What’s wrong?      What do you think?    Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Participant Guide  Page 7 of 8 
  • 34.   Chapter Web Site Development    How do people know your website exists?  It’s all about marketing!  • ________________________________________________________________________  • ________________________________________________________________________  • ________________________________________________________________________  • ________________________________________________________________________    Notes:                                                                                 1 Merriam‐Webster Online:  http://www.m‐w.com/   2 http://www.sapdesignguild.org/resources/simplification/Principles/Aesthetics.htm  Copyright © 2008 | Stephanie L. Webb  Participant Guide  Page 8 of 8 
  • 35. DELTA SIGMA PI Web Site Guidelines Updated on June 20, 2008 This manual is designed to be a quick reference guide of tips and good habits for attaining the highest standards of operational performance in collegiate chapters. It is not intended to be inclusive of all procedures or possible good practices and is not a substitute for any policy.
  • 36. Table of Contents Background ....................................................................................................................... 3 Introduction........................................................................................................................ 3 Audience ............................................................................................................................ 3 Suggested Content .......................................................................................................... 3 Exclusions ......................................................................................................................... 4 Privacy ............................................................................................................................... 5 Compliance ....................................................................................................................... 5
  • 37. Background In the age of computers and the internet, Delta Sigma Pi chapters are reminded that a web page represents a person or organization as much as or more than any personal interaction could. It provides the opportunity for people to learn more at any time of day and with any context, without the subject’s knowledge. With that in mind, Delta Sigma Pi has created the following guidelines that should be taken into consideration as chapters develop and maintain their individual chapter web sites. Introduction Delta Sigma Pi chapters are permitted and encouraged to create and maintain a web site. The web sites should help to provide information to the public about the chapter, our purpose, and how the chapter is fulfilling the purpose in its actions. Audience Chapters are encouraged to design their web sites with several audiences in mind: • Chapter members • Prospective members • Pledges • Alumni members • Members of the local and university communities • Families of members and prospective members Chapters should remember that the action/images of each Brother or pledge reflects on every other Brother or pledge on an international basis. Therefore it is essential that comments, photographs, and other aspects reflect properly regardless of who is viewing the information. Suggested Content Web sites may address many chapter needs including communication, information resources, and recognition. The following items are specifically encouraged: • Fraternity history and purpose • Chapter history
  • 38. Chapter officer information • Appropriate photographs • Chapter awards and recognitions • Information for prospective members (i.e. Recruiting events) • Alumni resources • Community and service activity summaries • Links to the national Fraternity, your University, and other local chapter sites and other links as appropriate (i.e. Corporate Sponsors, Charities) • General schedule of events • A method of contacting the chapter The following items are encouraged assuming they are appropriately secured: • Full member contact information • Chapter business (meeting minutes, etc.) • Detailed calendar information Exclusions Web sites should not include the following: • Materials that may be offensive in nature including having offensive language, etc. For example, referring to a competing professional business fraternity or its members with obscene or offensive terms is not appropriate. • Advertisements or endorsements which are exclusionary in a nature that deviates from Delta Sigma Pi’s non-discrimination policies. Care should be taken in choosing product endorsements/sponsorships to ensure that they follow the Purpose of Delta Sigma Pi and its intentions. • Text or photographs that could be perceived to show activities that are contrary to Delta Sigma Pi’s policies (including alcohol, hazing, sexual harassment etc.) and/or the laws of each community • Text or photographs that relate to the Ritual of Delta Sigma Pi. • Inappropriate use of the Coat of Arms, badge, seal or other Delta Sigma Pi trademark and symbols (for example, do not use inappropriate colors, distortions, modifications, etc.) • Out of date information (unless in the History Section)
  • 39. Copyrighted or registered trademark materials (unless permission has been obtained). Privacy Care should be taken to ensure Chapter and Alumni Member as well as Pledge personal data is used and provided in an appropriate manner. Specifically, the following should be taken into consideration during web site development and maintenance. • For privacy and safety, only limited member contact information should be widely available so that it could not be inappropriately used by others. • Full member contact information should be posted in a password-protected area. • Members should have the option to limit or remove personal contact information. • For privacy and safety, only limited member contact information should be included so that it could not be inappropriately used by others. Explicitly, member student identification numbers, social security numbers, addresses and the like are never to be used. Compliance On occasion, web sites will be reviewed to ensure their adherence to the guidelines; any web sites failing to comply with these guidelines will be asked to be corrected immediately or taken down. Additionally, all chapters should have one and only one web site and it should be registered with the Central Office. Unregistered/ unrecognized web sites will be requested to be taken down immediately. If there are password protected sections, passwords should be supplied to the Central Office regularly and upon request. It is the responsibility of one or more Provincial Vice President-designees to review chapter web sites at least twice a year. Accolades and suggestions will be provided to chapter webmasters as well as Provincial Leadership (PVP, RVP, DD). Items found to be out of compliance will be reported to the webmaster, chapter president, and Provincial Leadership with a specific timeline outlined for required changes and/or a list of suggested changes.
  • 40. If required changes are not resolved by the specified time, the issues will escalated to the appropriate Regional Vice President for resolution and potential disciplinary actions. • Questions or clarification requests should be forwarded to the National Professional Development Committee.