At the School of Communication and Culture, the operation of the web is linked to the departments. This means that the department secretaries work as web editors for their location.
The web editors help updating websites for the departments, centres, programmes and projects. This involves:
All academic staff can get the proper training to make corrections for their own websites. We recommend for frequent use of blog posts that the academic staff gets access to post themselves.
Academic staff (head of department / programme director / centre director / project coordinator) delivers content for the website by establishing it. When the website is passed on to operations, academic staff will continue as academic editor for the website and is therefore responsible for the contents being correct.
The secretary ensures that the content is placed on the correct sites.
At the School of Communication and Culture, the operation of the web is linked to the departments. This means that the department secretaries work as web editors for their location.
The web editors help updating websites for the departments, centres, programmes and projects. This involves:
All academic staff has the opportunity to get training to make corrections for their own websites. We recommend for frequent use of blog posts that the academic staff gets access to post themselves.
Academic staff (head of department / programme director / centre director / project coordinator) delivers content for the website by establishing it. When the website is passed on to operations, academic staff will continue as academic editor for the website and is therefore responsible for the contents being correct.
The secretary ensures that the content is placed on the correct sites.
Arts Communication are responsible for:
When the school takes over responsibility for maintaining and updating websites from Arts Communication, local web editors and researchers will be informed by mail that they must now make all future amendments themselves.