2017 OSHG: Nonprofit web-world up and running. How do I put my project there?

Nonprofit web-world up and running.  
How will we put projects there?

Explanation of current plans to bring nonprofit orgs into the web-world and let them provide content relevant to their mission.  The plan is to let each org build its own site with tools provided by Cybalounge.

Web-world for nonprofits 

and public service organizations

• The current plan is that each public service organization will have its own site.
• Sites will be accessed though the Welcome site.
• Welcome site with six visitors is shown above. 
• I host a meeting there almost every day at 10 am California time.
• I usually have several visitors.
• Future plan:
• Visitor enters, sees a list of available sites, clicks on choice, goes there.
• We hope to have a person at Welcome site much of the time.
• We also hope to have hosts at the individual service sites part of the time.
• Each service site will be built by the organization using it.  
• Cybalounge has the needed tools and instructions for building web-worlds.

Drop by and let's talk

• Web-world under development
• I am there almost every day from 10-10:30 California time.
• If there are people there to talk, I can usually stay longer.
• Follow our development here:  Our web discussion community
• Feel free to ask questions or make suggestions.

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Welcome site

• I am in the welcome site almost every day from 10 to 10:30 am California time.
• Dieter, the developer and owner of Cybalounge, is often there part of the time.
• Others often drop in.  
• We can answer questions about Cybalounge or talk about anything you want.
• We usually use voice, which works well with Chrome.
• Firefox and Edge may not support our voice system yet.
• Drop by: Cybalounge Nonprofit Web-world
• The welcome site will have displays showing the service sites available.
• Clicking on the name of a service site will take the visitor to that site.
• The displays will probably indicate the sites that currently have people.

Service sites

• Service sites will be built by the individual organizations that will use them.
• Or several organizations might work together on a single site.
• Organizations in collaboration could more easily provide daily hosts. 
• The main feature of a service site will be a welcoming host.  
• But if there is no host, the site would offer other things to do.
• They will probably have posters about the organization.
• They may have signs that open a web page on click.
• Audio and video presentations could be offered
• (Not just short bits for audio--the web has no time limits.)
• Some kind of leave-a-note service would probably be offered.
• And possibly some instructional games or quizzes relevant to the service offerings.

Who can have a service site

• Every organization working with Nonprofit Commons .
• Other organizations may be considered on a case-by-case basis

How do we build a site?

• Best start by visiting the welcome center to talk with us.
• And keep up with happenings here: 3D web-worlds of the browser
• You will need approval and registration with Cybalounge. 
• You do not have to work in HTML5 or JavaScript .
• Cybalounge has building tools and instructions for using them.
• The instructions will be improved with use.
• Think of the site as like a parcel in opensim.
• You will have powers similar those of a parcel owner in opensim.
• One person is in charge and can appoint others to help.
• What you are building is a web page, 
• so you have the resources typical of a web page.

Related

• A proposal for a web-world to support nonprofits in virtual worlds
• Public service web-world by CybaLounge. Virtual worlders, this one is for us
• Worlds in your browser. The worlds of WebGL are coming
• Browser-viewer, progress and possibilities: Summary