This document provides information about a content administration skills training session occurring on June 18, 2008 from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM. The training will cover understanding the various tools and features available for managing content, including older tools like file shares as well as newer capabilities like dynamic content, search, and multilingual and cross-platform support. It will also discuss concepts like information architecture, version control, roles and permissions. The session will include demonstrations of these skills and capabilities.

1. Core Skills for Content
Administrators
June 18 2008
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Graham Tillotson, eZ Systems

2. one “big idea”

3. You can't really manage
anything unless you understand
all of the levers and switches
available to you

4. and

5. the hardest to learn is the
least complicated

7. old levers and switches?

8. “the J: drive”

9. my_final_approved_v12.doc

10. Save As . . .

11. you've got mail (with files)

12. new levers and switches?

13. information architecture

14. version control

15. dynamic content and views

16. search engines

17. roles and permissions

18. more devices

19. more languages

20. more platforms and browsers

21. terminology

22. template master
attribute
object
element
class
scenario
library

23. time zones

25. a story then . . .

26. once upon a time . . .

27. there was “a deck”

29. one more story . . .

30. Can you hear me now?

32. don't forget Venice

34. Ask not what you can do for
your templates . . .

35. . . . but what your templates can
do for you!

36. (thanks to Google for the images)

37. demo