CourseWorks and Subject Guides in CQ/AEM Wednesday, 12 February, 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. in 306 Butler Coming Your Way in March I will be conducting a Creating Content and Writing for the Web series that will cover the different kinds of content on our websites, best practices, things to think about, and how to approach […]
CQ/AEM Workshops and Training Opportunities
We have a lot of upcoming opportunities for you to become more familiar with using CQ/AEM! Please join us for one or more of the following sessions in 306 Butler (first come, first served unless otherwise noted). Introduction to the Newly Upgraded CQ/AEM Interface Monday, 3 February, 3:30 – 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, 4 February, 2:00 […]
Introducing the New CQ/AEM Interface
Hello! We are excited to bring you the new version of Adobe CQ, now called Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). While the core functionality remains the same, the interface enhancements and new functionality are all very welcome improvements. The login and welcome screens have been redesigned and rebranded by Adobe, and the Website and Digital Assets […]
Welcome to the New CQ/AEM
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CQ Upgrade Schedule & Open Sessions
We are continuing to work on upgrading from Adobe CQ 5.4 to Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) 5.6.1! Thanks to those who helped us test last week. The Content Freeze is next week, so please note the dates that CQ will not be available for changes and updates. 28 – 31 January Content Freeze beginning at […]
CQ Upgrade Schedule, Short Content Freeze, & More New Opportunities!
Our upgrade to CQ (renamed by Adobe from Adobe CQ to Adobe Experience Manager, or AEM) is being tested this week by several content contributors as well as LDPD staff. The schedule for bringing it up for everyone is: 13 – 17 January Provide test contributors with information about new features/behaviors Gather feedback from content […]
New Year, New Opportunities!
New Year! 2014 has arrived with a blast of arctic air, while we all prepare for Spring Semester! We are looking forward to installing the most up to date version of our web content management system (Adobe CQ) in late January. The upgrade will not be a drastic change, but it will bring a number […]
New Training and Review Website
One of the many places to which we’ve applied the new LibraryWeb design is the Training and Review area within CQ. This is the place which is used as a practice area during CQ training sessions, and can be used for a variety of content development scenarios at any time afterwards. Every CQ content contributor […]
Updating Location Information
One element of the new design is that location information for libraries and service points is now managed in a central place. This allows address information to be edited in one place and then automatically propogated to all our websites, ensuring pages always show current information. A new branch in the CQ content tree, not […]
Launching the New LibraryWeb
As you all are hopefully well aware, our almost year-long effort to redesign the Libraries primary public website is approaching its conclusion. The new site will go live in soft-launch on June 3. Hopefully all LibraryWeb content contributors are keeping up with Libraries Website Redesign Blog. There's a lot of critical information there, so we […]