The AFOSI website is organized just like any other official Air Force website. There are tabs at the top for Photos, New, Library, Units, Questions, and such. There is also a latest new box with articles relating to Air Force topics such as Happy 68th Birthday Air Force and National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. There is a box with just AFOSI Highlights that have to deal with specifically AFOSI like joining AFOSI and an anonymous tip line. The tip line brings you to a form you can fill out with all the tip information and a terms and conditions box.
All the information seems very useful and could assist with research but in traditional Air Force manner there is a lot of public relations fluff. A huge section of the website is Top Air Force Stories and Senior Leader Priorities that have almost nothing to do with AFOSI. I would say approximately 40% of the site in non-AFOSI information. There are tons of links that lead you to AFOSI publications and the AFOSI’s official FaceBook and Twitter sites that can be very useful. I really enjoy the site because of all the useful information it provides. Anything you could want to know about AFOSI can be found. I do not like the great amount of useless information. The site could really do without …show more content…
Upon first glace I would guess that this site is either new or managed by someone with some limited skills. It is organized pretty well but the look and feel of the page is lacking. The front page shows an article written by someone other than the website administrator about police depression. To the right there is a statement about the site being used for academics and not to replace therapy. There is also the contact information and picture of the website owner. There is a blog archive where you can go back a read other articles. Beneath the articles is a place where you can post
All the information seems very useful and could assist with research but in traditional Air Force manner there is a lot of public relations fluff. A huge section of the website is Top Air Force Stories and Senior Leader Priorities that have almost nothing to do with AFOSI. I would say approximately 40% of the site in non-AFOSI information. There are tons of links that lead you to AFOSI publications and the AFOSI’s official FaceBook and Twitter sites that can be very useful. I really enjoy the site because of all the useful information it provides. Anything you could want to know about AFOSI can be found. I do not like the great amount of useless information. The site could really do without …show more content…
Upon first glace I would guess that this site is either new or managed by someone with some limited skills. It is organized pretty well but the look and feel of the page is lacking. The front page shows an article written by someone other than the website administrator about police depression. To the right there is a statement about the site being used for academics and not to replace therapy. There is also the contact information and picture of the website owner. There is a blog archive where you can go back a read other articles. Beneath the articles is a place where you can post