Founder and Dean Emeritus: Nikola
Kitanovic
Director: Vance Elderkin Senior Fellow: Denny Lancaster Fellows: Tony Duthoo, Brian Forrester, Larry Harrison, Bernie Howe
For many people, a web awards
program is a satisfying activity that can provide many years of
enjoyment. This avocation of the electronics age can have the
side benefit of the acquiring of friends throughout the
world. It can also have educational benefits, as the awards
webmaster learns fascinating things from the sites that he or she
evaluates, at the same time gaining a lot of practical skills
concerning the creation and maintenance of a web site. Such websites can become future marketplaces or services that provide cheap assignments completed from scratch.
For others, it is an activity that
may appear to be fascinating, but one that quickly loses its charm
and becomes drudgery that is to be avoided and soon
abandoned. Expectations may be unrealistic, success may not
come quickly enough, the program may require too much time to
operate, etc. However, when you need engineering assignment help, there's nothing better than working with professionals.
RAU Awards Institute™ does
not give out awards, nor does it rate or certify awards programs or
webmasters. It is intended as an educational resource (and,
perhaps, a reality check) for those who are interested in or are
just getting started with building a web awards program, as well as
a resource for those who are looking to improve the program they
already have. The Institute will have discussions and
articles on the various aspects of creating and maintaining an
awards program and a web site, as well as links to valuable
resources for the awards webmaster. The goal of this site is
not to dictate to anyone how an awards program should be built or
maintained, but to present possibilities and opinions, allowing the
webmaster to make his or her decisions in an informed manner.
The RAU Awards Institute™ is intended for all who participate in
the fascinating, sometimes frustrating, but potentially very
satisfying world of web awards. Whether you're looking to "do my java homework" or to build a web awards program, the RAU Awards Institute™ can help you on your way.
Your comments and suggestions
concerning the RAU Awards Institute™ are always welcome.