Advantages of a Homegrown Library CMS
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This document summarizes the development of a homegrown content management system (CMS) by the University of Houston Libraries. Key points: - The CMS was created to address issues with maintaining and updating library website content across different systems and users with varying skills. - The goals for the CMS were to be easy for both front-end and back-end users, minimize IT involvement in content creation, and allow modular and shareable content blocks. - Advantages of the homegrown system include flexibility, ease of use, ability to incorporate feedback quickly, and empowering librarians to manage content. Disadvantages include it always being in development and lack of documentation. - Next steps include further integrating
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Advantages of a Homegrown Library CMS
- 1. Putting the Library Website in Their Hands The Advantages & Challenges of a Homegrown Content Management System Rachel Vacek University of Houston Libraries
- 12. Feed Module
- 13. Online Tutorials
- 14. Microformats
- 16. Tools currently and soon to be integrated within the CMS
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- Introduce myself. Rachel Vacek, worked at UH for past year. In regards to the Content Management System, I help with usability testing, feedback from users (librarians and students), training, some development work. Part of Web Services department - 4 people and a graduate assistant. Karen Coombs, Head of Web Services, visionary, idea generation, and project manager Christina Morris, Web & Database Developer, SQL, XML, AJAX and ColdFusion Components Derek Keller, Web Developer, PHP and everything else Graduate Student (part time)