This section designed to supplement Web Editor Training.
“Having an up-to-date and engaging web presence is no longer an option. It's essential to achieving recruitment and retention goals.” — Marie Wise, Web Coordinator, Lower Columbia College.
Lower Columbia College uses OU Campus Content Management System software (CMS) to simplify the process of creating, editing and publishing web content. Web Editors login to their web pages to manage content. Once published, content is live immediately.
LCC purchases the software under a 25-user yearly license. Users (web editors) are managed by OU Campus administrators in the Office of Effectiveness & College Relations. Training is provided in hands-on, online or custom sessions. Ongoing training and technical support is provided.
Web Social Policy/Procedure
This Canvas course provides the basic information web editors need in order to perform editing tasks in OU Campus. It is designed for editors who prefer to learn on their own schedule, or who cannot attend a hands-on training, This course is also a great refresher in basic skills all editors need to master.
All web editors are sent an invitation to join this course. If you have not done so, please accept your invitation or contact the Web Coordinator.
All web editors have a custom (sandbox) area to practice web editing skills. These pages do not appear on the public website and are not searchable.
This Canvas course provides the foundational concepts that web editors need to understand in order to create usable, accessible and 'actionable' web content. Reference is made to best practices recommendations and research provided by leading usability experts.
All web editors are sent an invitation to join this course. If you have not done so, please accept your invitation or contact the Web Coordinator.
Please contact our Web Team for customized training options. Thank you!
Regularly issued newsletter containing quarterly updates, important topics, and tips and tricks for becoming an experienced web editor.
Access Accessibility training materials provided by the Washington State Board for Community & Technical Colleges (SBCTC) and collected from Accessibility 101, the Canvas training provided to LCC employees in February 2017, Or, see specific section related to Basic Web Accessibility.
Also available in Google shared team drive for Web & Social Media Managers. Contact Web Coordinator to be added to this team drive.
Contact Web Coordinator to inquire.