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Legal Group Sets AI Guidelines

Associations Now

The New York State Bar Association has released guidelines to its members on the use of generative AI with a goal of addressing privacy breaches, ethical missteps, and “hallucinated” case briefs. The report includes a discussion of that particular case and the way AI tools and large language models can “hallucinate” content.

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Leverage your online community for maximum member engagement and loyalty

Nimble AMS

Keep guidelines relevant. To ensure your online community is a safe, inclusive, and engaging place, you’ll want to routinely update your guidelines, making them easily accesible. Consider the following factors when updating your guidelines: Keep your rules concise. Tie your guidelines to your mission. Involve staff.

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Shifting from Deadline Driven to Guideline Driven

Mariner Management

While it can’t guarantee to solve all problems, a robust leadership portal will turn around your conversations and go miles in building a trusting relationship. Let the portal become a collaboration of volunteers and staff, refreshing content and shifting focus as priorities change. Create a content outline and portal map.

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Embrace equity, diversity, and inclusion during the 2024 Women’s History Month

Nimble AMS

To ensure your member portal is inclusive and accessible for all, follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). The WCAG are part of a series of guidelines published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), an international standards organization for the internet.

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The Content Marketing Strategy for Associations

Multiview

White papers, blogs, social media posts, and more, seem to be the simplest forms of content marketing, so it shouldn’t be hard, right? Turns out, we may be underestimating the true effects of this type of marketing, especially if your association doesn’t have a strategy, plan, and purpose for the content. Let’s start with the basics.

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Majority of Associations OK with Sponsored Content

Association Adviser

If you think you’ve been seeing more advertiser-supplied “thought leadershipcontent in association media channels, you’re not alone. Preliminary results of our unscientific reader poll show that the majority of association leaders (78 percent) agree that sponsored content should be permitted in their member communications.

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Association Brain Food: 2.2.24

Reid All About it

They explain how to develop a content strategy, know when it’s time for a redesign, decrease costs and increase revenue. They start with the benefits of a well-crafted print magazine, just in case you have to make a case to your leadership team. Do associations have a common understanding of the content that staff and members create?