1. Luminis CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

2. What is Luminis CMS? Content Management System A CMS is a computer software system for organizing and facilitating collaborative creation of documents and other web content Texas Tech is implementing the Luminis Content Management System (Luminis CMS) to keep the institutions web pages up to date and to involve the right people in the process

3. Benefits of Luminis CMS Simplicity Efficiency Consistency Confidence Independence Quality Accessibility Coordinated Autonomy

4. Roles: Content Contributor View content Subscribe to content and folders Import content Create, modify, and submit pages Respond to assigned tasks

5. Roles: Content Manager View content Subscribe to content and folders Import content Create, modify, and submit pages Respond to assigned tasks Assign tasks and approve changes

6. Terminology: Sites and WebViews Workgroup Collection of people and content containers Analogy: an office with department staff and filing cabinets WebView Content container Analogy: filing cabinets

7. Multiple WebViews WebViews can be created for different areas Public content Internal content Content can be shared between WebViews if placed in a Shared Folder

8. Terminology: Layouts and Components Layout Provides a standard look-and-feel Defines editable areas Links components to different areas on a page Component Bits of reusable content Can be placed in any page Maintained in a single location

9. DEMONSTRATION Demonstration