PLEASE NOTE: This page is under construction.
In particular, currently links below go to an external sister (i2S) website at: https://i2s.anu.edu.au/
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This is an archived page from the website of the 2013 First Global Conference on Research Integration and Implementation. Please note that this is a copy of a page from the original conference website which was hosted elsewhere; some links (eg., to the conference venue) have been removed and some of the material within the page refers to functionality that is no longer available (eg., references to material in the right-hand column). A full site map of the archived website shows all the pages and elements that were on the original conference website. You can also navigate to individual webpages using the menu drop-down immediately below.
Miscellaneous site components
This page lists all components (elements) of interest from the conference website. This includes logos, buttons, the site explanatory video, etc.
Site logo
This element occurred at the top of all the pages on the site (and was an unlinked image).
Conference aims and background video
This element was originally housed in the lower part of the right hand column, which appeared on every page of the website.
LinkedIn and Twitter block
In the second level header on every page on the website, on the right hand side, was an active image of the LinkedIn and Twitter logos that lead to:
- LinkedIn conference page: http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Global-Network-Research-Integration-Implementation-4888295
- Twitter conference page: https://twitter.com/i2sconference
The logo depicted as (with active links, although please note that the bar below is now an image and no longer has any active links associated with it
Right navigation bar
This bar was available on every page of the website. Each element in this bar is depicted individually below to show what it connects to. Please note that the bar below is an image and no longer has any active links associated with it.
The buttons above lead to a variety of pages. These are detailed to follow.
Registrant access button
Clicking on the registrant access button initially lead to the registrant login page (now inactive), which when filled out by a registered conference attendee lead to a page that supplied materials for the participants for use in the conference.
Register button
Clicking on the register button lead to a form which allowed for authenticating as a conference participant. No copy is provided of this registration form.
The ‘More information here’ link goes to a page that provided general information on the conference.
On-demand video button
Clicking on the on-demand video button lead to the Mediasite authentication portal for viewing videos made at the conference. The page depicted as:
The ‘More information on how video will work here’ link goes to the conference on-demand video page.
View digital posters button
Clicking on the view digital posters button lead to the Paperless viewing portal for digital posters made for the conference. The page depicted as:
The ‘More information here’ link went to a page that contained detail on how to view digital posters that had been submitted for the conference.
Submit digital poster button
Clicking on the submit digital posters button lead to the Paperless digital posters submission portal. The page depicted as:
The ‘More information here’ went to a page that contained detail on how to submit digital posters for the conference.
Screenshots – single page example
Three screenshots are used here to give a rough idea of what a full page looked like on the conference website.
