Best use of the Web- Charity Times Awards nomination

Best Use of the web
Awarded to an organisation which demonstrates innovative and effective use of the web. This will take account of Web 2.0 technologies, accessibility issues, usability, and how well the web site furthers the organisation's goals.

Details of the nominator:

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Please complete each of the following questions (Please note pressing return will submit the form)

1. In 100 words or less, please provide a summary of your organisation and what it does.
Include in this when your organisation was founded, who it serves and how.

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2. Please provide an outline of your objectives in implementing web technology.
This should include the purpose of using the web technology in question, which can include increasing effectiveness of communication, improving assistance to end users, providing information, fundraising, etc. Also detail how the particular technology was chosen.

3. Please provide evidence of how these objectives have been met. What impact has the meeting of these objectives had?
This should include detail of the effectiveness of the technology, the timescale involved from conception to implementation, and the overall cost - this can be as a measure of ROI or similar.

4. Please supply evidence of excellence.
This should outline what makes this project an example of best practice in the use of web technology. Please provide examples of excellence in innovation and execution in the overall project and the technology itself.

5. In 500 words of less, why do you think your use of the web deserves to win this award?
This should include details of the overall impact that your web technology has had. In this section evidence may be quantitative, qualitative or a mixture of both.

CONDITIONS: To enter you must be a UK registered charity. However other not-for-profit organisations may be allowed to enter at the discretion of the judges. Please contact martin.davies@charitytimes.com for details.

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