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Community Door Training & Awareness Workshop: Useful Links Session

Learn to navigate Community Door links, locate resources, identify external links, and return to Community Door easily. Explore key websites and enhance your knowledge.

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Community Door Training & Awareness Workshop: Useful Links Session

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  1. 2008 Community Door Training & Awareness WorkshopUseful Links

  2. Session objectives • Successfully navigate the links section on Community Door • Locate information and resources on related websites that are linked from Community Door

  3. Locating the links section • On the Community Door primary navigation, click on “Networks” • 2 ways to select a link • Click on “Links” from the drop down box • In the centre content section click on “Links”

  4. Easy selection • Use the A to Z listing to jump to a particular link • A short paragraph is provided with each link, to help you make a decision about whether the information on that site will be of assistance.

  5. External links on Community Door • All links on the Community Door website open in the same browser window • Links to sites outside of Community Door are marked with an “external links” icon • When you see this icon, you’ll know that link will take you away from Community Door

  6. Links on Community Door

  7. Returning to Community Door • To return to Community Door, use the back button on your web browser Alternatively • Click on the arrow next to the back button to view a history of recent web pages. • Select Community Door from that list.

  8. Links on Community Door

  9. External links – new windows • If you wish to keep your browser open with Community Door, and open another external link you can do so • Right click on the link • From the pop up menu in Internet Explorer, select “open in new window”

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  11. Community Door is a one stop shop … • Industry Associations and peak bodies including QCOSS, Queensland Alliance, Acrod • Financial accounts and bookkeeping service providers who work with the Standard Chart of Accounts • Links to legislation and regulations • and many more…

  12. Opening a link – “Our Community” • http://www.ourcommunity.com.au. Our Community is a Victorian site that contains a range of information and resources to help NGOs with capacity building, management and governance, purchasing, identifying funding sources, and viewing events. • Open Links and select ‘O’ • Click on “Our Community - Victoria”. • Spend a couple of minutes to look over this site.

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  15. Online activities … • Working in pairs, take a few minutes to complete the four short activities in your training manual

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