A website is the primary means for BCS members and non-members to learn more about the role of a member group, its committee members, minutes of meetings held by the committee, and events planned and delivered by the group.
The website should contain:
- The group’s aims and objectives
- The group's name, scope, geographic boundaries (where applicable), aims and objectives
- Instructions on how to join the group
- A reference to the Member Group rules
- A full list of committee members
- Details of future events with agenda, abstracts, location and joining instructions etc. A template for a suitable event flyer is available.
- Reports of past events with event flyer, minutes, slides, summaries or full texts of presentations etc.
- A link to your BCS Community member group area and any social media
- Links to other BCS groups associated by geographical or technical proximity
- A link to the main BCS website
Support to create and maintain a member group web site is available from your BCS Community Coordinator. Member group websites are hosted by bcs.org and ensure the member group maintains a professional and positive reputational image. Webpages should conform to the BCS brand guidelines.
Where a Member Group has been established as a joint venture with another body - branding implications, including the website, need to be agreed. The group may include URL links to the websites of those third party bodies on their group’s website.
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