Citations, References, and Attributions
Review requirements for citing the Head Start Program Performance Standards, attributing content, and using and including bibliographies, endnotes, and reference lists in Head Start content.
Here you'll find essential copy editing information and formatting conventions for titles, terms, acronyms, bulleted lists, numbers, and much more. Follow recommendations and guidelines to improve user experience and findability for each resource.
Review requirements for citing the Head Start Program Performance Standards, attributing content, and using and including bibliographies, endnotes, and reference lists in Head Start content.
Review words and terms commonly used in Head Start content, noting use of uppercase vs. lowercase.
Use these guidelines to apply SEO strategies and best practices when developing and updating searchable content for the Early Childhood Learning and Knowledge Center (ECLKC).
KUMAD is an important approach, not only for search engine optimization but also for making the site easier to use.
Refer to these sample phrases and paragraphs used across the Early Childhood Learning and Knowledge Center (ECLKC). Update titles, dates, and other relevant details as needed.
Read about security-related tips and guidelines for content creators, web developers, and infrastructure teams and how to enhance the security of the ECLKC website.
The Plain Writing Act of 2010 requires federal agencies to use "clear government communication that the public can understand and use." The goal is to write clear, accurate content to help users quickly find, understand, and act on information they need.
The fonts, styles, colors, and sizes for the website are listed on this page.
Use this guide when developing an e-blast on behalf of the Office of Head Start (OHS). OHS e-blasts are disseminated through the Head Start Information and Communications Center (HSICC).
Learn how to create messages to promote linked content through social media. Don't be afraid to get creative, but follow these guidelines to ensure messages stay consistent and credible.