Web Content Management
Practical advice, tips, and tools for CAES and Extension web content managers. Browse this page or select one of our Web Content Management categories.
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View our list of 2024 web content management trainings. Self-paced courses and online sessions will be available to CAES and UGA Extension web content managers.
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Closed captioning is an important tool in meeting accessibility requirements and increasing our programming reach. For many, it has been an intimidating process full of timing blocks and formatting that we don’t often use. Enter WeVideo. This program has simplified adding and editing closed captioning, and this demonstration video walks you through the process with…
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Recently the Office of Marketing and Communications has received numerous questions about how to best send multiple links online and in social media. Specifically, people have been asking for guidelines around using tools like LinkTree. I’ve summarized the answers to the most common questions below! What is LinkTree? LinkTree is a free tool designed to…
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Well-chosen images can enhance your web pages and reinforce your message, but search engines cannot interpret images. The image alt text provides text for search engines to crawl and improves the accessibility of your website.
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WordPress is a web content management system used for publishing blogs and websites associated with the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. Learn more about the system and how it is supported by the Office of Information Technology.
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Adobe Experience Manager is an enterprise-grade web content management system with a wide array of powerful features. Learn more about the system and how it is supported by the Office of Information Technology.
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New for 2024 is the Web Accessibility for Website Content Managers self-paced course using the Canvas Learning Management System. This course is required for all new website content managers.
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It’s important to find the right balance between creating visual impact and still putting together a fast and user-friendly web experience. If you care about improving your page load time, increasing your traffic, and elevating your search engine rankings, you need to control your image file sizes.
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You’ve spent a lot of time setting up a page (or post) in WordPress and love the way it looks. You want to duplicate it without starting from scratch. Get it done with two easy steps!
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Want to learn how to create universally accessible PDFs, making your online content inclusive for all? We go over how in our “Digital and Web Accessibility: PDF Accessibility” training. If you’ve missed the training, check out the webinar recording, presentation slides, and additional resources below. Contact the CAES Web Team at caesweb@uga.edu for further assistance with your…