Learning Objectives

• Understand what makes a good web page
• Learn how important the structure of a site is both to the web user and search engines
• Understand why web content needs to differ from content in print
• Understand the importance of writing appropriately for the web and the University's audience
• Look at page design elements and how to use them effectively to make a web page effective
• Understand how to create and manage pages in the Contensis CMS
• Know how to create content in CMS pages
• Learn how to create and manage hyperlinks
• Discover how to use images, snippets and mini templates
• Learn how to import documents
• Understand the Contensis workflow system and levels of authority

Pre-Requisities:
To fully engage in this session:

• You will need to use a PC - two monitors would also be an advantage.
• It is not appropriate to use a touch screen or tablet device.
• Be able to use computer on the Web
• Be able to use an application to open files and edit them (such as Microsoft Word) and
• Understanding the following terms: Web Browser, CSS (Cascading Style Sheet), Domain Name, GIF, HTML, JavaScript, JPEG, Meta Tag, Redirect, Search Engine, Server, URL, Web page, WWW

Who Should Attend:
Members of staff who have permission to use the Contensis Content Management System to edit or create pages on the University's websites.

You need to check with the Web Coordinator for your Department to see if you are eligible to attend.

Process:
Course Leader input, demonstrations and hands-on practical sessions.

Pre-Requisites

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