Hi Robert,

I am interested in helping!

So you know what you're dealing with, here's a short list of my qualifications 
(or lack thereof):

  * lots of old-school experience writing HTML from scratch (this is still my 
preferred way of creating Web pages)
  * I manage and author a large percentage of our in-house Web pages (using 
Interwoven TeamSite) and Wikis (Confluence) for documenting our collections 
management system.
  * We just recently went through a complete re-design of our Intranet site.  I 
didn't work on the actual redesign part, but I did provide input along the way 
and did lots of work proofing and converting pages from the old format to the 
new
  * I have created Web pages for extracurricular groups (like the Getty 
Community Service volunteer group and my old knitting guild)
  * some (limited) experience creating graphics.  Nothing terribly 
fancy--tarted up images, navigation buttons, etc.

What I don't have a lot of experience with is the integration of more 
interactive/programmatic elements of community Web sites and this sounds like a 
good opportunity to learn!  If you think I might be of assistance with this 
project, please do count me in.

Best,

Brenda

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Brenda Podemski
Business Applications Administrator
Collections Information
The J. Paul Getty Museum
www.getty.edu

v.  +1 310-440-7087  |  f.  +1 310-440-7752  |  e.  bpodemski at getty.edu 

>>> Robert Stein <rstein at imamuseum.org> 11/5/2009 1:50 PM >>>
Hi Everyone,

The MCN website (http://www.mcn.edu) has served us well for a number of
years now, but in the interest of providing a better level of service to the
community and for moving towards an open source platform, the MCN Board and
the Electronic Services Committee (ESC) have agreed that it's time for
a *redesign
*of our beloved MCN website! :)

Aside from simply reworking the site in a closed fashion, the Electronic
Services Committee (ESC) would like to take this as an opportunity to engage
the MCN community in the process.


   - Are you an experienced web developer who'd like to give back to the
   community and engage more deeply with your peers?

   - Are you someone who'd like to learn more about how a web redesign
   works?

   - Perhaps you're a non-technical museum staffer who's charged with
   updating your museum's website.

   - Maybe your a graphics designer with an itch exercise your creative
   juices.


*WE NEED YOU ALL!!!*

The ESC team would really like the process of building the new website to be
a *barn-raising* of sorts, as well as a professional development opportunity
for our members.  Come collaborate with a talented team of professionals to
learn, contribute, and create an important resource for our community!

If you're interested in helping please contact me directly:

Robert Stein
CIO - Indianapolis Museum of Art
rstein at imamuseum.org 

For those of you who will be in Portland for the Conference the ESC team
will be meeting on Wednesday evening for drinks and conversation about the
web redesign.  Come join us!


*(ESC)APE TO THE BAR!!!  - Wednesday 11-11-09 9:00 PM PST @ MCN2009*


Please RSVP so we'll know to expect you!

Thanks in advance for your help with this community project!!!

Sincerely,

The MCN Electronic Services Committee
(Rob Stein, Rob Lancefield, Ari Davidow, Richard Urban, Perian Sully,
Christina DePaolo, Tim Au Yeung, Margaret Kendrick)
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