1) Matthew's November 2016 proposal
2) Matthew's June 2017 presentation
3) Matthew's April 2018 Advisory Board presentation
4) IOP's proposal
5) IOP's amendment to their proposal
6) Kate's rough notes from part 1
7) Everis card sorting and tree testing for websites
8) Everis user testing for websites
1) Overall goal and editorial scope of the CERN Courier website
GOAL:
• Hub for HEP (not just CERN, all labs)
EDITORIAL SCOPE:
• Timely HEP news
• Appealing to a younger demographic of HEP (more on careers, funding etc)
• Pro-HEP but acknowledging the problems in the field
2) Change in scope from current CERN Courier
Magazine:
• Move from 10 to 6
• Short editorial
• News: Move LHC experiments online
• Sciencewatch: print only
• Astrowatch: print and maybe also online
• Features: Aim for 3 per issue, needs a visual redesign, broaden topics
• Faces & Places: Move visits to protocol website
• Bookshelf: Print and online
• Archive: Print and online
• Viewpoint
3) Accessibility - who is the audience?
Main audience:
• High energy physicists
Additional audiences:
• Undergrad physicists
• Teachers of physics
• Journalists (find experts, research topics)
1) Relationship between CERN Courier and CERN website
2) Frequency of publication on the website
3) Mapping the archive onto the new website
4) Reader survey
5) Potential content: Features (increase/decrease), news (increase, decrease), Interviews and human stories, Research news
6) Language: English only?
7) Proofreading, layout, hi-resolution images
8) Resources, Roles and Responsibilities
