Web Content Managers Forum
Who Are We? The Web Content Managers Forum is an ad hoc group of government Web Managers who are responsible for the content of our agencies' websites. Many of us are members of Policy, Communications, Public Affairs, and Deputy Secretaries' staffs or other parts of the management arms of our agencies. Some of us are members of our CIO staffs. We've been working together since October 2000, sharing ideas, challenges, lessons learned, and best practices in managing the content of government websites.
What We Do: The Forum holds monthly meetings - on the third Thursday, from 10 – 12 ET. Normally, we hold our meetings via telephone, so that members from all over the world can participate. At our meetings, we discuss issues that we are facing; exchange ideas, best practices, and tips; and develop strategies for solving problems.
The Forum also has a very active listserv, which members use to seek suggestions, share successes and resources, and discuss problems.
Who Can Join? The Forum is open to web content managers who are government employees, from any level of government: federal, state, and local. Since the purpose of this group is to exchange ideas among colleagues, we do not admit contractors or other private individuals to join.
If you’d like to join the Forum, send an email to the Forum Listserv Sponsor: webmanager@hud.govLast Reviewed: November 15, 2004