The Web team strives to establish a high quality, consistent presence on the Web. Below are a few policies and procedures that site managers should follow.

Web Design Procedures

• Web Site Creation
• Forms and Web Applications

Web Design Policies

• Web Page Requirements and Guidelines
• Appropriate Use
• Accessibility Guidelines
• Archival/Removal Policy
• Copyright Policy
• Intellectual Property Policy (Network log in required)
• Privacy Statement

Training and Tips

• Faculty/staff training
• Student training
• Top 10 Web Design Tips

Web Software & Tools

• Ingeniux CMS - availabe via Web browser to designated Web site managers
  
  Ingeniux CMS is a Web Content Management System software that allows for easy updating of web content on official College web pages. Training is required to access the CMS.
  
• Nvu - available on all St. Scholastica computers and also as a free dowload.
  
  Nvu is an easy-to-use tool that makes creating HTML-based documents as easy as writing a memo with a word processor. HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language, describes how words and images should be displayed on a web page or in an email message. Like a word processor, NVU uses fonts, styles, paragraphs, and lists, and includes an integrated spelling checker. Pages that are not stored within the Ingeniux Content Management System can be edited with NVU. NVU Documentation
  
• Adobe Photoshop - available in the computer labs, the multi-media lab (T1616D), and also available to faculty/staff who have a St. Scholastica computer exclusively assigned to them.
  
  Graphic design tool to create original images or modify photos using a full assortment of painting, drawing, and retouching tools.
  
• Adobe Acrobat Professional - Available in the computer labs and the multi-media lab (T1616D) and also available to faculty/staff who have a St. Scholastica computer exclusively assigned to them.
  
  Create Adobe PDF files from Microsoft Word, Excel or from a scanner.
  
• Impatica - available for download (requires a login to our intranet with your Novell username/password)
  Impatica for PowerPoint simply converts the PowerPoint file into a compressed format that is optimized for streaming over the Internet. The Impatica file is typically 95% smaller than the PowerPoint HTML files.
  
• Adobe Premiere - Available in the multi-media lab (T1616D)
  Adobe Premiere allows you to put audio or video on the Web.
  
• Bulletin Boards (sample)
  
• HTML Email/Mass Email
  
• Podcasting - webcasts of routinely scheduled audio-format presentations. Contact Sarah Bryans-Bongey for more information.
  
• Gallery (photo gallery software)
  
• Class Blog and Journals - built into WebCT 6.0
  For tips and help, contact Sarah Byrans-Bongey for help.

Contact Information

Contact the webteam@css.edu for more information.