Documents Association of New Jersey
World Wide Web Site of the Year Award
nomination form

Nominations are being sought for the World Wide Web Site of the Year Award.
Librarians may nominate New Jersey WWW sites which conform to the following criteria:

 

• The site must be an official site of a New Jersey State department, agency or commission.

   

• The site must be linked to the State's main homepage [http://www.state.nj.us]

   

• The site must be currently accessible.

Title________________________________________________________________________

Agency______________________________________________________________________

URL____________________________________________________ Latest Update___________

Comments:_______________________________________________________________________

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Name of nominator__________________________________________________________________

Library_________________________________________________________________________

Address_________________________________________________________________________

Phone___________________________________________________________________________

 

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Judging Criteria

The winning World Wide Web site will be judged to best meet the following criteria:

1. The site contributes to the expansion of knowledge, gives evidence of innovation in presentation, or demonstrates a creative approach in its treatment.

    

2. The site has a relevance for New Jersey's citizens.

    

3. The site contributes to enhancing the quality of life for New Jersey's citizens.

    

4. The site contributes to an understanding of state or local government processes or functions.

    

5. The title reflects actual contents, the site achieves its intended purpose, and the format is appropriate to the contents.

    

6. The information available is written in a lucid style comprehensible to nonspecialists.

    

7. The site is easy to navigate and/or provides a search engine.

    

8. The site is generally pleasant to access due to physical appearance, layout, organization, use of color, or ease of use.

    

9. The site makes use of electronic enhancements such as hypertext links, thumbnail graphics, etc.

 

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