Changes to the National Screen Institute website Liz Hover
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Posted by Liz Hover
on Saturday, July 25, 2009.
Categories: Social media, Marketing, NSI
We’re very pleased to unveil a shiny-new redesigned home page at http://www.nsi-canada.ca - courtesy of our friends at Tactica.
This magazine-style home page aims to better showcase our web content and make our site more accessible.
As part of this process, and of our ongoing improvements to the website, we have made changes to some other site features.
Specifically My NSI, our online community, has been radically downsized and in its place we now have Facebook Connect.
If you want to comment on blog posts, interviews, films or other content on our website, you can still log in using your My NSI details. Do this by clicking on the blue Facebook Connect button at the top of the page.
Alternatively log in with your Facebook account.
By integrating Facebook Connect we hope to save you time by allowing you to log in to our website using your Facebook account.
This feature also lets you share your comments on Facebook.
The National Screen Institute has a fan page on Facebook where we share lots of industry news. With over 400 fans we hope you will also be a part of that online community.
If you were a member of the My NSI community we thank you for signing up and checking it out and hope you won’t be disappointed that we’ve changed things. We also hope that you find it much more convenient to leave comments on our site using your Facebook account.
And if you don’t have a Facebook account, you can create one or just sign up to NSI online.
We're still experiencing (and working out) one or two bugs as part of these updates so if you notice anything odd, please excuse us while we iron everything out.
We hope you continue to enjoy the news and information on our website. Thanks for visiting.
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Views expressed here are the views of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI).
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