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| + | ==Lands and Minerals Sector ePostcard Campaign== |
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| − | ==Tables== | + | === Campaign History === |
| − | ===[[Template:Table|Multi-row, multi-column table]]===
| + | Natural Resources Canada's Land's and Minerals Sector has launched an exciting collaborative campaign to encourage awareness and further promote LMS science and technology developments and exciting field research to employees and partners. |
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| − | :[[Template:Table|Instructions]]
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| − | ===[[Template:2-Column-Table|Simplified 2-column table]]===
| + | Our team, the Science and Technology Liaison Office, has developed an ePostcard communications program (with resources below) so that staff, scientists and fieldworkers can submit photos, along with a description, for display within our department and on the web. It is a pre-Comms product, which means that while we put all the pieces together, they can be used by other groups like our NRCan Social Media team in the Communications and Portfolio Sector, or the Office of the Chief Scientist, etc. This will allow us to better profile your science, help you gain exposure and increase your professional networks! It also brings awareness to the impacts of LMS S&T and how we are doing important work to benefit Canada and Canadians. |
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| − | :[[Template:2-Column-Table|Instructions]]
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| − | ===[[Template:3-Column-Table|Simplified 3-column table]]===
| + | Started in 2014, the first pilot of ePostcards was a great success with over 75 submissions including slice-of-life glimpses into our programs, photographs of landscapes so beautiful they could easily be in National Geographic, to simply smiling researchers doing what they do best. |
| − | {{3-Column-Table}}
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| − | :[[Template:3-Column-Table|Instructions]]
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| − | ==Navigation menus==
| + | Now it's your turn. Check out these reference documents on this page, print out our take away brochure or carry card (Wallet sized!), and send us your amazing photographs! We would love to see and hear about your work! |
| − | Examples of various menus to navigate subpages or multi-page topics.
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| − | === Menu buttons === | + | === Links to Past ePostcards === |
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| − | Simple to set up, easy to modify. Get the code and complete instructions [[Template:Menu-begin/doc|here]].
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| − | === W2P style ===
| + | [http://science.gc.ca/eic/site/063.nsf/eng/h_74C25260.html 2014-2015 ePostcards from the Arctic] |
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| − | The code is more complex. You may wish to use a lighter background with use the default link font style and colours. Copy the code [[:Template:W2P|from here]].
| + | [http://science.gc.ca/eic/site/063.nsf/eng/h_57E8A13A.html 2015-2016 ePostcards from the Field] |
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| − | === Horizontal navigation bar === | + | == How-To Material == |
| − | {{Windsor-Detroit Tunnel POE mentoring topics}}
| + | Take a look at the following materials and download it for quick reference. |
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| − | This works well for the bottom of a page. The code [[Template:Windsor-Detroit Tunnel POE mentoring topics|is here]].
| + | The basic steps are: |
| | + | # Take an awesome photo |
| | + | # Write an email with it attached, including a title, description, and any other information like social media accounts, papers, etc |
| | + | # Send it to us at NRCan.ePost.RNCan@Canada.ca |
| | + | That's it! |
| | + | {| class="wikitable mw-collapsible" |
| | + | |+2018 LMS ePostcard Brochure |
| | + | ![[File:2018 LMS ePostcard - side 1.jpg|alt=2018 LMS ePostcard - side 1|border|center|frameless|500x500px|2018 LMS ePostcard - side 1]] |
| | + | ![[File:2018 LMS ePostcard - side 2.jpg|alt=2018 LMS ePostcard - side 2|border|center|frameless|500x500px|2018 LMS ePostcard - side 2]] |
| | + | |} |
| | + | {| class="wikitable mw-collapsible" |
| | + | |+2018 LMS ePostcard Carry Card |
| | + | ![[File:EPostcard Carry Card Front.jpg|alt=ePostcard Carry Card Front|border|center|frameless|500x500px|ePostcard Carry Card Front]] |
| | + | ![[File:EPostcard Carry Card Back.jpg|alt=ePostcard Carry Card Back|border|center|frameless|500x500px|ePostcard Carry Card Back]] |
| | + | |} |
| | + | Download it all by clicking [https://www.dropbox.com/s/7bk7zs19ptwd9kb/ePost%20All%20large.pdf?dl=0 here (large)] or [https://www.dropbox.com/s/pt1yjduyedlad06/ePost%20All%20Compressed.pdf?dl=0 here (compressed)] |
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| − | === Tabs === | + | == The Process == |
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| + | Our entire process is straightforward for you and efficient for us. |
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| − | <figure-inline class="mw-default-size">[[File:Basic-tabs-capture.PNG|link=Template:Basic-tabs|220x220px]]</figure-inline>
| + | There is no limit to how many photos you send us, but if please use an image uploader like Dropbox, Google Photos or Drive, or something else if you are sending us albums worth. We are working on a future solution where you can upload them directly, but for now please remember your email, and ours, does not handle dozens of photos at once well. |
| − | | + | # Take a photo of you, your team, your equipment, your work environment, or something else entirely. |
| − | '''NEW!''' A pretty simple template that keeps all tabbed content on a single page. [[Template:Basic-tabs|Instructions here]].
| + | # Write an email with the photo attached including the following: |
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| − | {{CFB Trenton Admin Community (tabs)|1=focus|2=linked|3=linked|4=linked|5=linked|6=linked|7=linked|8=linked|9=linked}}
| + | ## Context, or just what makes what your photo interesting. A photo of a bird is lovely, a photo of "Some nice rocks and equipment" is interesting - a picture of "High resolutions scanning equipment, helping us search for nearly mythical [[:en:images/b/b4/Unobtainium.jpg|Unobtanium]]. We use it in the newest Smartphones, and in some of the newest satellite and space equipment!" is even better. |
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| + | ## Location on where the photo was taken. If you have your Latitude/Longitude that is even better! If it is in your photos metadata, we may collect it from there as well. |
| − | Colourful, but not for the faint of heart. The tab code is contained in a template; the trancluded template has options to specify which tab is has the focus and which are linked. For each page the template is transcluded on, that page tab should be specified as the focus while others are specified as link. The template code [[:CFB Trenton Admin Community| is here]]. If you need help, you might want to contact a [[peer helper]] for assistance.
| + | ## Social media links and #hashtags - perhaps you always personally tweet #EarthquakeGuyStuff or maybe want your Instagram referenced |
| − | | + | ## Publications or related links. If you know you have a paper, article, or other material that is related to what you are showing off, let us know. If you know it exists, but the identification number or title escapes you in the field that is fine - just let us know it exists and we can follow up once you're back. |
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| + | # Send it to us at NRCan.ePost.RNCan@Canada.ca |
| − | {{Rural Development Network tabs|1=focus|2=linked|3=linked|4=linked|5=linked|6=linked|7=linked}}
| + | [[Fr:EPost_STM]] |
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| − | Less colourful, but still not for the faint of heart. Code [[Template:Rural Development Network tabs|is here]].
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| − | A style sheet or master page on which you can globally edit and format graphic elements and text common to each page of a web-site. These allow the application of a [[Common Look and Feel (CLF)]] framework that maintains a certain constant identity throughout a visitors' visit to the site. Changes made to the master (template) page are said to "cascade" down to all sub-pages (thus the term "cascading style sheets"). This type of template typically contains information about:
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| − | A scaffold is a style sheet or master page you can use to build your own page. Don't edit or write over these: copy and paste the code onto the new page as a framework from which to base your work on: | |
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| − | * [[NRCan action items scaffold|Action Item table]]
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| − | * [[Agenda / Record of Decision/ Action Item Scaffold|Agenda / Record of Decision/ Action Item]]
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| − | * [[Bilingual page scaffold|Bilingual page]]; see also: [[Template:Two column fr-en]]
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| − | * [[NRCan Traditional Briefing Note scaffold|Briefing Note]]
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| − | * Calendar: [[2015 calendar scaffold|2015]]
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| − | * User Page: [[Template:Default user page|Default]], [[Template:Basic_user_profile|Basic]], [[Template:Deluxe_user_profile|Deluxe]], [[Template:User profile - Todd Lyons' style|Todd Lyons' style]], [[Template:User profile - Cedgell style|Chelsea Edgell style]] — ''See also:'' [[Help:Creating a user profile]]
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| − | :*For more information on how to use GCPEDIA Notice Templates [[Help:Templates |click here]].
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| − | :*If you have questions about templates, or if you are interested in the discussion concerning [[GCTools/GCpedia|GCPEDIA]] templates, [[GCPEDIA:Templates|vist this page]].
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| − | :*For a complete list of GCPEDIA pages that make use of one or more templates, [http://www.gcpedia.gc.ca/gcwiki/index.php?title=Special%3AAllPages&from=&namespace=10 click here].
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Lands and Minerals Sector ePostcard Campaign
Campaign History
Natural Resources Canada's Land's and Minerals Sector has launched an exciting collaborative campaign to encourage awareness and further promote LMS science and technology developments and exciting field research to employees and partners.
Our team, the Science and Technology Liaison Office, has developed an ePostcard communications program (with resources below) so that staff, scientists and fieldworkers can submit photos, along with a description, for display within our department and on the web. It is a pre-Comms product, which means that while we put all the pieces together, they can be used by other groups like our NRCan Social Media team in the Communications and Portfolio Sector, or the Office of the Chief Scientist, etc. This will allow us to better profile your science, help you gain exposure and increase your professional networks! It also brings awareness to the impacts of LMS S&T and how we are doing important work to benefit Canada and Canadians.
Started in 2014, the first pilot of ePostcards was a great success with over 75 submissions including slice-of-life glimpses into our programs, photographs of landscapes so beautiful they could easily be in National Geographic, to simply smiling researchers doing what they do best.
Now it's your turn. Check out these reference documents on this page, print out our take away brochure or carry card (Wallet sized!), and send us your amazing photographs! We would love to see and hear about your work!
Links to Past ePostcards
2014-2015 ePostcards from the Arctic
2015-2016 ePostcards from the Field
How-To Material
Take a look at the following materials and download it for quick reference.
The basic steps are:
- Take an awesome photo
- Write an email with it attached, including a title, description, and any other information like social media accounts, papers, etc
- Send it to us at NRCan.ePost.RNCan@Canada.ca
That's it!
2018 LMS ePostcard Brochure
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2018 LMS ePostcard Carry Card
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Download it all by clicking here (large) or here (compressed)
The Process
Our entire process is straightforward for you and efficient for us.
There is no limit to how many photos you send us, but if please use an image uploader like Dropbox, Google Photos or Drive, or something else if you are sending us albums worth. We are working on a future solution where you can upload them directly, but for now please remember your email, and ours, does not handle dozens of photos at once well.
- Take a photo of you, your team, your equipment, your work environment, or something else entirely.
- Write an email with the photo attached including the following:
- Title
- Description and/or Caption
- Context, or just what makes what your photo interesting. A photo of a bird is lovely, a photo of "Some nice rocks and equipment" is interesting - a picture of "High resolutions scanning equipment, helping us search for nearly mythical Unobtanium. We use it in the newest Smartphones, and in some of the newest satellite and space equipment!" is even better.
- Location on where the photo was taken. If you have your Latitude/Longitude that is even better! If it is in your photos metadata, we may collect it from there as well.
- Social media links and #hashtags - perhaps you always personally tweet #EarthquakeGuyStuff or maybe want your Instagram referenced
- Publications or related links. If you know you have a paper, article, or other material that is related to what you are showing off, let us know. If you know it exists, but the identification number or title escapes you in the field that is fine - just let us know it exists and we can follow up once you're back.
- Send it to us at NRCan.ePost.RNCan@Canada.ca
