Update Web Content
A&S Communications offers two systems that content editors can use to update their content from their own computer. These two systems are different in the type of content they manage:
Arts & Sciences website content
News content
Content editors are the people behind the scenes who not only own the content, but also update and maintain it. Content editors are those clients who have access to make direct changes to the text on the website.
Arts & Sciences website content
The Arts & Sciences website (http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu) (which you're now looking at!) is updated by administrators and staff with the Dean's Office, College, Graduate School, etc who need to communicate with students and faculty about deadlines, forms and other information.
Remember
When updating content on the A&S website, your changes will publish overnight and be available to the public the next morning.
How to update the Arts & Sciences website
Become an A&S website content editor
A&S website content editors use Adobe Contribute, a desktop client software, to update administrative content. This software needs to be purchased and installed on your desktop. To become a content editor of a part of the Arts & Sciences website, follow these instructions on the "A&S website content editor: Getting started" page.
News Content
A variety of A&S and other University clients publish their news websites and email newsletters through the A&S Communications Office. Using the ICMS (Ingeniux Content management System) content editors can create, edit and publish entire news websites.
News Website Examples:
- Arts & Sciences News
- English Department News
- Biology Department News
- U.Va. Research News
- Explorations
To update news content, content editors use the ICMS (Ingeniux Content Management System) which you can access using your web browser. To begin editing your news content, go to the "News Content Editor: Getting Started" page