IT Self-Help: Requesting and Updating CCSU Web Sites
How do I get a personal web page?
How do I gain access to a University web site or web page for editing?
How do I update CCSU web pages?
How do I get a personal web page?
Anyone with a BlueNet Account can create, edit, update, and make available a CCSU web page.
The University has converted its main web site and several departmental web sites to the Finalsite Content Management System (CMS). There are many benefits to converting a web site to Finalsite, including a simple, web-based Word-like page editor; better control over edit rights; and built-in photo and multimedia capabilities.
Academic Faculty can request a personal web page by contacting the Instructional Design and Technology Resource Center, Willard Hall Room 004, 860-832-2081, idtrc@ccsu.edu.
Administrative Faculty and Staff and can request a personal web page by contacting the Office of Marketing and Communication, Maria Sanford Hall Room 102, 860-832-1728, webmaster@ccsu.edu.
Students are automatically provided web page space – there is a folder in your M: drive with the name WWW, which contains your default home page. For more information, visit http://www.ccsu.edu/its/Academic/Reference/StudentWebPages.htm.
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How do I gain access to a departmental web site or web page for editing?
Finalsite pages - Contact the Office of Marketing and Communication, Maria Sanford Hall Room 102, 860-832-1728, webmaster@ccsu.edu to request access to edit a departmental web site.
Campus-hosted CCSU Web Sites - Have your department head (Dean, Chair, etc.) send an e-mail request to the IT Help Desk at techsupport@ccsu.edu. Make sure they include exactly what web site you want access to. For example:
I am Mary Robinson, Dean of Political Science, and I authorize John Smith (BlueNet Account: SmithJ) to have access to the Political Science web site at www.ccsu.edu/polisci.
Thank you.
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How do I update CCSU web pages?
For instructions on updating a University web page, visit our self-help article titled "Methods for Accessing a CCSU Web Site for Editing."
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