Expert Tasks and Responsibilities
The main task of an expert panel
member is to provide nominations of the best
multimedia products or applications from his/her country based
on an objective process of judgement, according
to the 8 categories and guidelines of the WSA. The
eight products (one per category) of each UN member state
shall be proposed by entering the data into the WSA
online database. Please find more general information here.
Required Skills
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High expertise and several years
of working experience in the fields of multimedia,
content industries, and ICTs.
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Proficiency in English.
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Experts shall be very well informed about
the WSA initiative and processes, prove high motivation and state
a clear reason for their intention to join the WSA.
Selection Strategy
For the selection of the best practice
examples from their country experts can choose one of the
following strategies:
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WSA National Contest, based on the WSA
rules and procedures. WSA offers such national contests
an extensive software package for handling the registration
and jury process along with an extensive manual and contest
hand book (see below).
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A cooperation with an existing national
contest, (adaptation of the categories or establishing
a sub WSA contest is required). The winners in the
categories become nominees for the WSA 2009.
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Selection through a committee/board,
established by the expert. The establishment of such
a committee shall be reported to and approved
by the WSA Board.
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Personal selection made by the expert and
based on an extensive experience and acquaintance with
the local content market (for small countries and/or less developed
economies only).
To find out who the Eminent Expert for your country is please
visit:
World of WSA