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==Communications Plan==
==Communications Plan==


At the 3/29-3/30 Joint Leadership meeting of the NDSA Coordination Group, the Outreach WG was charged with preparing a Communication Plan to guide the work of the NDSA. Drafts of the work will be posted here until we pass it on to the CG for further action.  
This NDSA Communications Strategy begins by making a clear statement of the NDSA Mission and Vision. The Mission and Vision will guide all other activities. After addressing the Challenges and Opportunities facing the NDSA, the plan identifies a series of NDSA Objectives. The Objectives will be achieved by targeting appropriate Messages to identifiable Audiences through discrete Communication Channels. The effectiveness of these Objectives will be measured by Performance Indicators.


Thanks for all your input! Comments on V5 are currently closed. This version will be presented to the NDSA Coordinating Committee at their meeting during Digital Preservation 2012 from July 24-26 in Washington, DC.
The Strategy document identifies two main NDSA Communication Objectives:


The NDSA CC will direct further actions on the development of the Communications Plan, but we welcome any further input.  
*To establish the NDSA as the coordinated national voice on digital preservation and stewardship issues.


[[NDSA:Media:NDSA-Communications-Plan-5.doc‎‎|NDSA Draft Communications Plan V5]]
*To establish the NDSA as the key resource for the media, industry professionals, government agencies and the general public for information on the issues of stewarding and preserving digital materials for long-term accessibility.
 
It will fall to the NDSA Outreach WG to explore ways to bring these objectives to fruition.
 
 
[[NDSA:Media:NDSA-Communications-Plan-8.pdf|NDSA Final Communications Strategy V8 October 2012]]
 
===Background===
 
At the 3/29-3/30 Joint Leadership meeting of the NDSA Coordination Group, the Outreach WG was charged with preparing a Communication Plan to guide the work of the NDSA. Several drafts were prepared over the next few months.
 
Version 5 was presented to the NDSA Coordinating Committee at their meeting during Digital Preservation 2012 from July 24-26 in Washington, DC. There was general approval of the scope and direction of the plan, and it went through several more drafts.
 
The final version was approved on the NDSA Coordinating Committee conference call of October 17, 2012.


==NDSA Twitter==
==NDSA Twitter==

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Communications Plan

This NDSA Communications Strategy begins by making a clear statement of the NDSA Mission and Vision. The Mission and Vision will guide all other activities. After addressing the Challenges and Opportunities facing the NDSA, the plan identifies a series of NDSA Objectives. The Objectives will be achieved by targeting appropriate Messages to identifiable Audiences through discrete Communication Channels. The effectiveness of these Objectives will be measured by Performance Indicators.

The Strategy document identifies two main NDSA Communication Objectives:

  • To establish the NDSA as the coordinated national voice on digital preservation and stewardship issues.
  • To establish the NDSA as the key resource for the media, industry professionals, government agencies and the general public for information on the issues of stewarding and preserving digital materials for long-term accessibility.

It will fall to the NDSA Outreach WG to explore ways to bring these objectives to fruition.


NDSA Final Communications Strategy V8 October 2012

Background

At the 3/29-3/30 Joint Leadership meeting of the NDSA Coordination Group, the Outreach WG was charged with preparing a Communication Plan to guide the work of the NDSA. Several drafts were prepared over the next few months.

Version 5 was presented to the NDSA Coordinating Committee at their meeting during Digital Preservation 2012 from July 24-26 in Washington, DC. There was general approval of the scope and direction of the plan, and it went through several more drafts.

The final version was approved on the NDSA Coordinating Committee conference call of October 17, 2012.

NDSA Twitter

The NDSA has established its own twitter feed. The account is @NDSA2. More information is below.

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