By Ginny Padgett
The SCWW website has some great advantages for members
beyond general information and conference registration. Recently in accordance with member requests, new pages and
a number of improvements were made.
Members’ Published
Works Page (http://myscww.org/members-published-works/):
This page isn’t new but it's been
upgraded. A slider feature continually rotates books so all work is visible,
regardless of when it was posted. (At the present time, only five books are
sliding, however that technical glitch should be rectified within the week.) Also on that
page there is now a button to find work by genre. If you have work to add to this page, go to the web
address above and follow the guidelines. Note: While work continues on this page, the guidelines are not visible. However, they may be
found on the Quill Bulletin Board.
Issues are available on the website for reference (http://myscww.org/category/quill/). Please follow the guidelines
carefully.
Members’ Websites and
Blogs (http://myscww.org/members-websites-and-blogs/):
This page is not new or improved. If you’d like to add your
information, follow the guidelines on this page.
SCWW Blog (http://myscww.org/category/blog/). I bring this page to your attention because this is where our Cola II Blog Vote
Winner goes each month. The innovation on this page is content. In the past,
blogging responsibility was handled mainly by SCWW Board members. This year
there is an emphasis on posts from the general membership and outside guests.
Speakers’ Bureau Page (http://myscww.org/speakers-bureau/):
This is a new page where members may offer their services to speak to groups
based on the author’s area of expertise. If you’d like your information to be
included on this page, the guidelines are available on this page. Note: It is most important to follow the
guideline closely.
SCWW Board of
Directors Meeting Minutes (http://myscww.org/board-of-directors-meeting-minutes/):
This is another new page to keep the membership abreast of the workings of the
organization.
Not a SCWW member and your interest is piqued? Join us.
There’s a website page for that too: http://myscww.org/join-us/.
1 comment:
Thank you for all of your hard work, Ginny. I got to see first-hand a bit of what you do. The website and the organization continues to improve.So glad to be a member.
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