1. websites for the public panel report IPPOG meeting CERN, Nov 2014 panel members: Steven Goldfarb Thomas Mc Cauley, Ivan Melo Abha Eli Phoboo, Jonas Strandberg Nicolas Tracas, Krzysztof Wozniak IPPOG webpages are currently centered around a (very useful) database which is very helpful for researchers and teachers "outreaching" students or open public. Students-open public are not among the "audience" of these pages(*) (*)... IPPOG brings new discoveries in this exciting field to young people and conveys to the public that the beauty of nature...

2. websites for the public panel report IPPOG meeting CERN, Nov 2014 We request re-designing the IPPOG webpage (audience survey, stakeholder interviews, analytics) with “ever green” content like: “what is particle physics” and “what is IPPOG” which could be translated in national languages.

3. websites for the public panel report IPPOG meeting CERN, Nov 2014 These new pages should have: Links to national webpages (check with IPPOG national representative) as well as Laboratory and Experiment public websites. Links to national calendars on forthcoming events. Since not all of the countries have national websites, can IPPOG (CERN) help by producing a template (based on IPPOG pages?) which could be used for constructing national websites? What do we expect from national webmasters? Translation of materials Providing the link to the national webpages Establishing calendars for local outreach events Keep up to date the national webpages