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1 LEVERAGE BANNER DATA IN MARKETING WEBSITES
Nicholas Fabrizio Senior Software Developer Information Technology Services Anthony Lower Executive Director User Experience Information Technology Services Co-Lead Web Collaboration Center

2 CPE Credits To receive CPE credits for this session (if eligible), complete the CPE Attendance Form on the PABUG Annual Conference website For additional questions please contact Lora Harper CPE - Coordinator

3 Temple University Statistics
Over 130 years old 17 schools and colleges 8 national and international campuses 572 Degree Programs 40,000+ Students 3,804 Faculty

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5 Guiding Principles Create a seamless user experience
Use research to drive our decision-making Leverage data sources of record

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7 Phase 1 Four Deliverables Engaged with 9 of the 17 schools
SEO Degree/Program content on Temple.edu School Intranet Tab Onboard to FIMS Optional new website on our design system and web framework Engaged with 9 of the 17 schools

8 Degree Programs 1st version had to go to multiple sources:
Banner Bulletin Datahub Modified existing query Getting the query “right” was an iterative process SDE fields and standard fields used to filter for “right” Suppress from web All data is being stored into one centralized location Supplemental data engine PGM_SUPPRESS_FROM_WEB 12 SDEs for Degree Programs SMRPRLE

9 Degree Programs Reconciling reality with perception
Data was not what was expected Schools promoted programs that didn’t exist Actual degree programs weren’t described anywhere Streamlined program change to web process Previously took at least 6 months, but now takes 13 days maximum Token data Tuition rate by program Deadline for application

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11 Faculty Profiles No existing source of data for profiles
Deans of wave 1 schools required degree programs for profiles 1st wave of schools co-incidentally piloted Symplectic Elements Using Symplectic Elements, Banner & Datahub to populate profiles

12 New Faculty Data PZBPUBL Additional (non-Banner HR) Titles
Endowed Chair positions Name Professorships Directors of Centers Programs & concentrations Position display order on profile Collaborated with Faculty Affairs to define a profile standard PZBPUBL

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14 Course History Courses offered for the past 5 years
Course title (Section title -> Long title -> Short title) Courses data elements SZBCHST table

15 https://education.temple.edu/about/faculty-staff/john-hall-tug30691

16 https://wsw.temple.edu/ws_DataHub/api/v1/datahub/courses/915312780

17 Datahub Data External applications consume data through web services
1,430 Profiles 3,686 Degrees 587 Images 166 URLs 45,285 Publications 1,154 Grants 122,032 Courses Those numbers are from 11/02 1,430 profiles is a count of records with is_academic = true, is_current_staff = true, and department code (generic_field_01) is not null Data is refreshed daily at 2am.

18 Datahub Web Services Degree Programs Datahub SOAP XML RESTful
XML or JSON Resources: Faculty, Publications, Courses, Departments (REST) Representation state transfer (SOAP) Simple Object Access Protocol

19 Faculty Information includes: name, phone number (direct and department), office location, and preferred name

20 Other Uses Data Integrity Reporting System Faculty Merit System
Middle States Future Phase 3 research and faculty web content

21 Results

22 Open to the Floor Questions Comments Follow up anthony@temple.edu

23 Thank You Your input matters! Please submit a session evaluation.
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