The Web at the University of Melbourne
Providing the tools and support to aid the production of quality web content.
The University's web presence is a critical strategic asset in delivering information to audiences in a manner that reflects our goal- to be one of the finest Universities in the world. One message to remember when building websites, to quote Elmore Leonard, one must "try to leave out the parts that people skip".
News 
- Tech Talk 1 2012 : Success!: Some really interesting topics for our first tech talk this year. Big thanks to Bernard Meade and Ben Loveridge.
- Tech Talk 1 2012:
Just announced next week's tech-talk on web-forum, and I think the first one is going to be a cracker!
- New CMS frequently asked questions: At Web Services, we’ve noticed that a lot of the same CMS-related questions have come up in training sessions and support queries — questions like how to make a site live, change a password, or rearrange your menu. We’ve collected some of these questions into one place on the Web Publishing site.
- Spring 2011 tech talk: Tech talk once again provides some topics of interest for web developers - this time all three were related to the new web templates.
- A simpler WYSIWYG menu:
Something we've learned through training and answering support calls is that many of you found some of the pull-down menus to be confusing -- font selection, font size, and the first of the two heading style pulldowns.
Events
- Tech-Talk-a series of events aimed at formalising some of the discussions that currently take place on the web-forum mailling list. Everyone is welcome.
- Web Cuppa-the place to chat with fellow content managers and developers, join webforum to get a reminder.
Need support?
Please contact the web community for support, advice or development services. Feedback on our services and publishing tools are always welcome.
