The newly designed IEEE website makes it easier than ever to learn about the organization and its offerings. IEEE incorporated feedback from members and site visitors to create its modern look and feel.
Throughout the site, the work of IEEE and its members is prominently highlighted to show how they are creating a better world and driving engineering forward.
“The new website is more visual, with video and other media to engage all visitors. It also showcases our global community’s commitment as a public charity advancing technology for the benefit of humanity,” says Sophia Muirhead, IEEE executive director and chief operating officer.
The website reflects IEEE’s commitment to delivering an engaging online experience that is more intuitive for its global community. The storytelling theme of the site highlights select quotes, testimonials, and member and volunteer stories from IEEE’s more than 486,000 members and 189,000 student members from 347 sections in 10 geographic regions.
Whether you’re looking for a humanitarian project to get involved in, finding an upcoming conference to attend, taking a continuing education course, or publishing a research paper, the new design makes resources easier to access.
Where to find courses, career resources, and more
The first thing you’ll see on the new site is a box with scrolling options. Power What’s Next for Tech describes what IEEE is, and it includes a link to the What We Do page, which gives an overview of the organization, including its mission, strategic plan, history, and offerings.
Using the arrows on the right side of the box, you can see the Building a Better World section, where visitors can learn about humanitarian initiatives such as IEEE MOVE and EPICS in IEEE, then Career Support and, finally, an option to join IEEE and be part of something bigger.
Scrolling down the home page, the next module, Happening Across IEEE, features upcoming conferences, the latest standards, new educational courses, ways to advance your career, and how to get involved with IEEE’s societies, councils, and communities.
“The new website is more visual, with video and other media to engage all visitors. It also showcases our global community’s commitment as a public charity advancing technology for the benefit of humanity.”
The next section, the IEEE Is the Global Community of Technology Professionals module, has options to Find Your Path to learn about resources available for industry professionals, authors and researchers, students and young professionals, volunteers, new members, and retirees.
The following section, Latest Innovations, features videos and articles from publications including IEEE Spectrum and The Institute on cutting-edge technology engineers are working on, such as electronic tattoos.
Keep scrolling down and you’ll get to know IEEE members and their thoughts on what’s next for technologies such as artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
“This redesign marks a key milestone in IEEE’s digital transformation,” Muirhead says. “The use of rich media, video content, and dynamic storytelling features allows for deeper engagement with IEEE and understanding its various offerings.
“However, it is just the beginning. In the months ahead, we will continue to enhance the site with new features, updated content, and richer tools.”
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