We recommend specific actions to accomplish these tasks. We recommend that ITC: 

Appoint the aforementioned ongoing Web Council in June 2002, and that Web Council 

members represent both functions and organizations. 

Advocate providing new resources for activities such as the Web Coordinators Group and 

an on line IT newsletter to build communities. 

Advocate providing new resources for a web technical unit.  

Endorse the definition of  official site  and the Web Council's constructive process for 

achieving official site status.  

Appoint the Administrative Records Manager to work with UCSC General Counsel to review 

the Web Policies, Procedures, and Practices (in Appendix 8), and the procedural checklist 

in Summer 2002. 

Recognize the importance of the roles in the web development framework as a campus 

standard, and advocate providing the resources (including training) for those in the five 

web development roles. 

Charge the Web Services Committee (or the new Web Council) to field test these roles on 

the  official site  checklist pilot this summer.  

Recognize the importance of content management and taxonomy in the web development 

framework, and endorse the Web Council and Web Technical Unit to research content 

management systems. 

Advocate providing resources to the Web Services Committee (or the new Web Council) to 

continue to catalog those middleware, database and other customized tools used at UCSC, 

and to draft the recommendation process for standardized commercial tools used in static 

pages.