Where to Post?

Last updated 7 years ago

First published 06 July, 2017

nsgic

English Rating: ALL ages Shortest path: 5 nodes Longest path: 9 nodes Possible solutions: 17

Molly Schar

Do you want to start a new discussion, share new information or launch a new collaboration? New Collaboration. New Discussion. New Information.
Who do you want to include in the discussion? Everyone, including the public. NSGIC members. Committee members.
Post to the blog and link to a discussion forum.
Is this a spontaneous interest group? Yes. No.
Create or post to a circle.
Post to a forum.
Is this regarding committee administration/work? Yes. No.
Post to the committee work area.
Which committee? Addresses & Transportation, Geospatial Preparedness, GIS Inventory, NG9-1-1, or Resiliency. Conferences, Corporate Leadership, Member Services, or Sponsorship. Elections or Finance.
Post it to the corresponding forum.
Post to the committee's circle.
Post in the committee work area.
Who would be interested in this information? Committee members. People interested in a specific topic. Our broadest target audience.
Post to the blog and consider adding to the library.
Is this regarding committee administration? Yes. No or not really.
Post in committee area (My NSGIC -> My Features -> Committees.
Post to the corresponding forum.
Does this include people who are non-NSGIC members? Yes. No/probably not.
Post to an issue forum.
Is this an established topic area? Yes. No.
Post to a forum.
Create or post to a circle.
Who do you want to collaborate with? A restricted group of NSGIC members. Anyone who is interested.
Create a circle.
Does this include people who are not already nsgic.org users? Yes. No or probably not.
Request a new forum and post the opportunity to the blog with instructions on how to join or create a LAA to participate.
Is there an existing topic/issue forum where this would fit? Yes. No.
Post to topic/issue forum.
Create an open circle.