1. Rotary International District 1250 – District Assembly 2014 Getting to grips with the RI Website Nick Drake MPRC Chairman

2. Rotary International District 1250 – District Assembly 2014 Introduction The Rotary International Website has changed significantly during the last year, including how you logon to the members area. The MPRC chairman is most club tends to be regarded as the technology expert, so here is a quick intro on how to get logged in and using resources.

3. Rotary International District 1250 – District Assembly 2014 Navigating to RI Website To get to the RI website goto www.rotary.orgwww.rotary.org At the front screen head for the My Rotary button In the next slides we’ll go through how to get an id.

4. Rotary International District 1250 – District Assembly 2014 How to get an ID

5. Rotary International District 1250 – District Assembly 2014 Rotary Central You can see your club goals and details if you head for the “My Club Snapshot Area” The goals contain a lot of information.

6. Rotary International District 1250 – District Assembly 2014 The MPRC bit of Club Goals There a sections of the goals that cover both Communications and PR, you can set goals here for the forthcoming year and then later see how you are progressing

7. Rotary International District 1250 – District Assembly 2014 Other parts of the Rotary site members area There are parts of the members area that only secretaries and presidents can access, this includes the details of the members. However; if this is kept in good order you will be able to see your club age profile instantly which is useful for membership planning. They will also see how the club is performing with its Foundation contributions.

8. Rotary International District 1250 – District Assembly 2014 Some final thoughts RI report that the reports currently don’t work with Internet Explorer Version 11 – so if you want to look around use IE 9 or 10 or Firefox or Chrome or Safari. I have club secretary access so may be able to see more than you – so exploration may be a joint effort with the secretary. There’s a lot to look at – enjoy.