As we finish up the migrations of the colleges and schools, we’re digging into the next bunch of sites to be migrated in October: everything under lmu.edu. You have or will have been contacted by this week if your site is to be migrated this month. “So, how do you choose which sites will be…
Read moreAs one in a series of video tutorials, web manager Ben Sullivan explains how to move a section within your site, and how to rearrange a collection of children into a new display order. Click here to view: http://screencast.com/t/h4wOmfpuOdG
As one in a series of video tutorials, LMU web manager Ben Sullivan explains how to add a new section (aka page) to your web site, and then how to add content to that page. Click here to view: http://screencast.com/t/LOHXyFUiw5
In case you missed Terminal Four training, just want a refresher, wondering what our training schedule looks like for fall, or just want an excuse to hang out with the cool web folks, fear not: The fall training schedule is up. The following sessions will take place in the BCLA computer lab in UH3212: Friday,…
We’re pleased to announced that the College of Communication and Fine Arts website went live successfully yesterday. The process went pretty smoothly, as we websters get the hang of things more and more. Bellarmine, a huge site, is well underway and we’ve got plans to begin tackling the LMU.edu sites (the bulk of our web…
This will be the migration of all sites within the www.lmu.edu domain. That includes sites like the Registrar’s Office, Career Development Services and the LMU homepage.
While the library is nearing live status, School of Film and Television and College of Business Administration are preparing to launch as well. We learned a great deal about the migration progress with Undergraduate Admissions and the Library and were able to apply that knowledge to the SFTV and CBA projects. The result? Faster turn-a-round…
We’re happy to report the Admission site successfully went live recently! All in all, the migration went very well. We hit a few little bumps, but nothing major, and it was a great learning experience for everyone involved. Knowing what we know now about the process, we’re confident the next sites will go even more…
Last week we held our first official TerminalFour Site Manager training with a group of folks from the library. All in all, it went fairly well — aside a slight case of nerves on the part of the web manager conducting the training, which is to be expected when one is teaching a system she…