Content is User Experience! Join me in the Studio@Butler for the Content as UX workshop series. The sessions will be held on August 7, 15, and 21 (all Thursdays) from 10-11:30 a.m. Please RSVP via email to candicekail@columbia.edu. Content as UX: Creating Content & Writing for the Web is a series of three workshops to help […]
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Creating content for the web
Writing for the Web Seminar Series Wrap-Up
Thanks to all who attended the Creating Content & Writing for the Web Seminar Series! I found it really valuable to hear your insights and read your feedback, and I thoroughly enjoyed our sessions. Here’s to Content as UX! I’m working on pulling together all of the materials we used into blog posts. In the […]
Creating Content & Writing for the Web
Join me in the Studio@Butler for Creating Content and Writing for the Web. The workshops will be held on April 15, 22, and 29 (all Tuesdays) from 2-3:30 p.m. Please RSVP candicekail@columbia.edu. Creating Content and Writing for the Web is a short series of workshops for librarians and other content contributors within the libraries to explore online […]
Upcoming Workshop Series: Creating Content and Writing for the Web
Join me in the Studio@Butler for Creating Content and Writing for the Web. The workshops will be held on April 15, 22, and 29 (all Tuesdays) from 2-3:30 p.m. Please RSVP candicekail@columbia.edu. Creating Content and Writing for the Web is a short series of workshops for librarians and other content contributors within the libraries to […]
Formatting links in CQ
It’s important to format hyperlinks on your pages correctly to make maintenance as easy as possible. If you use relative links, CQ can track the relationships between LibraryWeb pages, and automatically update your hyperlinks if a page is moved. Remember, the CU Libraries site will be redesigned soon, and you don’t want to be left […]
Working with CourseWorks Guides in CQ
There are two types of CourseWorks guides: general subject guides and course-specific subject guides. For a general subject guide, you will need the four-character department code (PHIL = Philosophy). For a course-specific guide, you will need the four-character department code and the course number (HIST = History Department; course number G4000 Section 001). Editing an existing […]