Saturday, October 23, 2010
What's on the Web!
The Coalition to stop the use of Child Soldiers is the epitome of a coalition in the fact that it is highly productive and stops at nothing to get it's point across. By simply jumping on the website, you see the effectiveness of the coalition and how it elicits great organizational skills, contacting skills, and informative skills. The website was made by the Coalition to Stop the use of Child Soldiers in 1998 and by the International Secretariat of the Coalition in London. With every day that passes by, the website is updated, which gives it the ability to engross recent activity in the Child Soldier Rights movement and the prevention of using Child Soldiers. It is sponsored by donations and by the Coalition.
The website for this Coalition is definitely effective. The homepage is pretty much an overview on each tab on the website and it makes it a lot easier to follow and know what your looking at, searching for, and learning about. The credibility of the website is definitely high; the website is up to date and has both direct and indirect sources including stories of the actual children and information on what is happening government wise with Child Soldiers. As far as accuracy goes, the website is on top of things and has a lot of information that is applicable to anyone who wants to learn more about Child Soldiers. It includes the facts and real life accounts. The content of the website is also beneficial to the topic, has all kinds of sources, news updates, and articles about the children.
Overall, the website is very helpful and has an altruistic point of view. It has a lot of information on the Coalition and it's causes and goals. The website greets the reader well and effectively shows him/her the information and enough information on how to help the reader learn how to donate and be a helping hand to the coalition.
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