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Web Content Management

Web Content Management. Drupal. What is Drupal?.

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Web Content Management

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  1. Web Content Management Drupal

  2. What is Drupal? Drupal is a free software package that allows an individual or a community of users to easily publish, manage and organize a wide variety of content on a website. Tens of thousands of people and organizations are using Drupal to power scores of different web sites. http://drupal.org/about Drupal Web Content Management 2 10/21/2014

  3. The Grammy’s Popular Science Mag FastCompany Magazine Amherst College Men’s Health Magazine U of Arizona iVillage Harvard Science Lifetime Television Sony Music’s artist sites AOL Corporate Amnesty International The White House FedEx US Dept. of Education Today at Brown Univ. Universal Music SpreadFirefox.com Who’s Using Drupal? Drupal Web Content Management 3 10/21/2014

  4. Benefits of Drupal • All editing can be done in a standard web browser. No special software needed. • WYSIWYG features allow editors to create complex pages without knowing HTML. • Theme system allows non-designers to build unique looking sites while complying with RIT web standards. • Content changes can be tracked over time. Drupal Web Content Management 4 10/21/2014

  5. Benefits of Drupal (continued) • Modular, extensible system can support nearly any website’s needs. • Drop-in ecommerce/event registration features. • ITS maintains the software, applying patches and updates as necessary. Drupal Web Content Management 5 10/21/2014

  6. Drupal at RIT • Drupal will be an option for developers of “official” websites at RIT. • Site owners have complete control of the look, feel, and functionality of their sites. • Site owners manage who has access to their sites and to what degree. • Access is controlled by RIT Computer Account. Drupal Web Content Management 6 10/21/2014

  7. Drupal at RIT (Continued) • Drupal runs in our existing web hosting environment. • Drupal can be added “in parallel” to an existing site, allowing site owners/editors to move content into Drupal as time allows. Drupal Web Content Management 7 10/21/2014

  8. User Roles • Drupal has a robust user roles system for managing site access. • RIT has defined a set of default user roles for sites in our environment: • Site administrator • Site developer • Content editor • Content creator • Authenticated user • Anonymous user Drupal Web Content Management 8 10/21/2014

  9. Site Administrator • Has full access to all features of the site. • Can enable new modules, blocks, and themes. • Can add PHP code to parts of the site to add functionality. • Manages users and permissions and can create new roles as necessary. Drupal Web Content Management 9 10/21/2014

  10. Site Developer • Has all of the permissions of the site administrator except the user and role management fuctions. Drupal Web Content Management 10 10/21/2014

  11. Content Editor • Has access to create and edit content throughout the site. • Does not have the ability to add additional functionality to the site or to manage users. Drupal Web Content Management 11 10/21/2014

  12. Content Creator • Can add new content to the site, but cannot publish it. • Content added by content creators must be approved and published by a user with content editor or greater permissions. Drupal Web Content Management 12 10/21/2014

  13. Authenticated User • By default, anyone with an RIT Computer Account can log in to a site. • Users who have not been added to a role receive authenticated user status. • Authenticated users have very limited rights, such as the ability to contribute to discussions or post comments to news posts. They cannot modify content. Drupal Web Content Management 13 10/21/2014

  14. Anonymous User • The default user role, used when the user has not logged in to the site. • Very limited permissions: can generally see content but not interact with it. • Anonymous users can comment on items that allow comments, but their comments will require administrative approval before they are posted to the site. • The default user role, used when the user has not logged in to the site. • Very limited permissions: can generally see content but not interact with it. • Anonymous users can comment on items that allow comments, but their comments will require administrative approval before they are posted to the site. Drupal Web Content Management 14 10/21/2014

  15. Demo Drupal Web Content Management

  16. Training • First round for Web developers only • Dates and times • Tuesday, March 30 • 1 – 3 pm • Thursday, April 1 • 9 – 11 am Drupal Web Content Management

  17. Resources • RIT Web Developers Site • http://www.rit.edu/webdev/ • Drupal.org • http://www.drupal.org • Video Tutorials • http://drupal.org/handbook/customization/videocasts • Drupal Books • http://drupal.org/books Drupal Web Content Management 17 10/21/2014

  18. Online Payments • Nelnet • Mary Beth NallyDirector of Student Financial ServicesMaryBeth.Nally@rit.edu475-5305 Drupal Web Content Management

  19. Questions Drupal Web Content Management

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