Beginning June 2020, all editors accessing CLAS websites are required to complete web and accessibility training. These new trainings adequately cover the basics of using our content management system (CMS), […]
It’s been a rollercoaster of a year, but some good news is that our college website migration (commenced in January of 2017) is finally nearing its completion. This has been […]
Spelling and grammar checking Our marketing team uses Grammarly as a Google browser extension that performs spelling and grammar checks as you type. At a glance, Grammarly flags everything that is potentially misspelled […]
Here is a step by step guide of how to add a link or document to your faculty/staff profiles. Log in to your faculty/staff profile and click on the text […]
In an effort to streamline our online directory, we’re introducing a standardized set of headers (or sections) that will apply to each program and departmental directory under CLAS.
Good navigation is an essential element for every successful website. A good question to ask yourself is can the reader interpret and get to my intended destination? And is it […]
Our new CLAS sites feature dedicated sections news, spotlight, and events. Here’s a helpful break down on what they are and how to use them effectively. Events An event is […]
We’ve put together a new set of Canva templates for some of our commonly used graphics, such as the event feed, hero images (main header image on the new websites), […]
To CLAS chairpersons: As we complete year two of our revamped faculty/staff profiles, several of you have expressed interest in allowing a designated administrator to edit profiles on behalf of […]
Here’s a brief overview of our website upgrade project as of today. We have upgraded our departments in History, African American Studies, and most recently, Nutrition and Food Science to […]
