2. Introductions

3. CMS experience

4. What is CMS?

5. Content Management Systems is a school website initiative aimed at giving schools the tools needed to produce a professional looking website . CMS enables webmasters to focus on the content of their website rather than the technical details. Training and principal approval is required for a user to edit their school pages.

6. Information in your CMS site is not part of your school’s quality review. Results are based in part, on your keeping your DOE site appropriate and current

7. Assistance/Support Contact

8. http://schools.nyc.gov/NR/rdonlyres/5DBB3B7F-7D24-4603-BAD1-B87FAD9C0FE1/0/CMSSchlPortalTrainMan.pdf Manual

9. Blog: http://www.sisbcms.blogspot.com

10. Fausto Dutan FDutan@schools.nyc.gov

11. Acceptable Use Policy- http://schools.nyc.gov/webservices

12. Copyright Free Images

13. Children’s names, etc.

14. Parental Consent Forms

15. Http://schools.nyc.gov/webservices

16. Access to authoring the website

17. Http://intranet.nycboe.net/default.htm

18. Http://intranet.nycboe.net/IT/Web/default.htm

19. https://authoring.nycenet.edu

20. Editing

21. Sign in to practice site: http://10.2.54.42/cmstraining

22. Username: cmsuser___ Password: cmsuser__

23. Edit View/Live View

24. Banner/Masthead- owsinfo@schools.nyc.gov

25. Bread crumbs

26. Left navigation bar- 40 channels and sub channels

27. Top text, bottom text,

28. Summary Page

29. Approval Status

30. Post

31. Create New Web Page

32. Deleting a post

33. Rearranging the order of postings

34. Adding links to the top of the menu

35. Adding an event to your calendar

36. Adding a photo to the photo album

37. Adding information to the map page

38. Add an Image

39. Size limit 100k and no more than 200 pixels wide, 72 Dpi

40. Resizing a photo/image

41. http://shrinkpictures.com