Help Articles
Browse our help articles for helpful resources and how-to documentation from the Office of Information Technology.
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Ensuring digital accessibility means making your content usable for everyone, regardless of ability. Our new handbook offers resources, training, and best practices to help CAES and UGA Extension personnel meet ADA and WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards.
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A new federal rule requires state and local governments, including public universities, to ensure all digital content—websites, mobile apps, and social media—is accessible to people with disabilities. Issued by the U.S. Department of Justice, this update to Title II of the ADA was published on April 24, 2024, and took effect on June 24. As…
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Writing for the web is not the same as writing for a print publication. When developing your web content it is important to appeal to both online visitors and search engines. Review our list of quick tips for writing quality web content.
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For UGA Extension County Office Websites Only: If you need to edit a county website, this Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) course is for you. Completion is required before gaining access to edit your site.
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The CAES Web Team will be transitioning from our current website statistics, quality assurance, and web accessibility checking service, called SiteImprove, to a new service provided by DubBot on October 31, 2024. The website reports provided by DubBot will be different from the ones you currently receive, and we wanted to let you know what to expect.…
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Canva has recently released several updates that change how you navigate certain aspects of their website. In this post we will cover some of those changes.
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Managing a Facebook page for UGA Extension is crucial for staying connected with your community. However, what happens if the person who set up the page leaves, and you’re locked out? Unfortunately, this is a common issue that can be frustrating to resolve. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the available steps to…
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As we strive to create information and environments that are accessible to all, we are asking that you include an accommodation statement on all forward-facing, public event announcements or invitations.
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OIT can help with your grant-funded website by providing advanced guidance on aesthetics, accessibility, customization, usability, structure, SEO, strategy, and more! Contact us for a project bid.
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Shareable web content is so good it moves readers to naturally want to share it with their friends on their social media channels like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc. Creating content that resonates and encourages sharing is essential for expanding your reach and enhancing your online presence.