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Category: Content management

Enjoy the Edinburgh festivals – using our RSS feeds

The University at the Festivals website showcases the University’s involvement in the Edinburgh festivals, and this year we’re sharing the content using RSS feeds.

15th July 2014 0

How your ideas on content structures are steering the new CMS development

We’ve been using the insight and suggestions gathered in last autumn’s website content planning workshops to steer the development of content types for the new Drupal content management system.

16th June 2014 0

Book review: Content Everywhere by Sara Wachter-Boettcher

The aim of this book is to equip anyone working with web content for the challenges of the multi-device, mashable, social media-curated online world.

3rd April 2014 0

Supporting the student voice with shared content

The University Website Programme has put together a small collection of content to help promote the National Student Survey before it closes on 30 April.

19th March 2014 0

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