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Title: Beyond brochureware building functional university websites the gestalt view


1
Beyond brochureware - building functional
university websites (the gestalt view)
The Next Steps
  • David Christmas
  • Ian Roddis
  • September 1999

2
Presentation Outline
  • Four classes of website we know
  • OU examples and their key characteristics
  • Summary of the evolutionary process
  • Lessons, recommendations and some questions -
    OUr way

3
The four classes
  • 1 Indie Sites
  • 2 Webmaster Sites
  • 3 Embedded Sites
  • 4 E-business

4
Key characteristics
  • What does it do ?
  • Who is involved ?
  • Who is it for?
  • How does it affect the organisation ?
  • What technology does it use, and who decides ?

5
Indie-site 1
Screenshot of any classic home page (including
picture of cat, motorbike and recent birthday
party perhaps)!
6
Characteristics of indie-site 1
7
Indie-site 2
beagle2.open.ac.uk/
8
Characteristics of Indie-site 2
9
A Webmaster site
10
Characteristics of Webmaster sites
11
Characteristics of Webmaster sites
12
Embedded site 1 - a prospectus
www.open.ac.uk/courses
13
Embedded site 2 - a web gateway
www.open.ac.uk
14
Embedded site 3 - Student record access
www.open.ac.uk/students
15
Embedded site 4 -summer schools booking
www.open.ac.uk/residential-schools/
16
Characteristics of embedded sites
17
Characteristics of embedded sites
18
An e-business site
www.dell.com/
19
Characteristics of e-business sites
20
Characteristics of e-business sites
21
The evolutionary process
  • Function
  • Organisational involvement
  • Effects
  • Technology

22
The evolutionary process
  • Function
  • From a website
  • To our business

23
The evolutionary process
  • Organisational involvement
  • Who is it for
  • Who makes it happen
  • Who pays for it
  • Who builds it
  • Who maintains it
  • Who evaluates it
  • Who cares

24
The evolutionary process
  • Effects
  • Strategic impact
  • Process changes
  • Cultural consequences
  • Cost of failure

25
The evolutionary process
  • Technology
  • Integration with other IS
  • Development tools
  • Robustness
  • Standardisation
  • Quality assurance
  • Security

26
The evolutionary process
Indie
Webmaster
Embedded
E-business
27
Moving beyond brochureware
  • Ownership
  • Involvement
  • Culture
  • Meeting needs
  • Processes change
  • Adequate technology
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