UAA’s Web presence plays an important communications role in supporting the four pillars of UAA’s mission: teaching, research, creativity and service. Web sites and Web applications present and service academic and administrative information. Web publishing at UAA is supported by University Advancement, Information Technology Services and Disability Support Services, along with thousands of students, faculty and staff.
This site is a clearing house for all Web publishing information. Everything from guides to sample code to management guidance is available. The site is organized for people looking for Web publishing information by task, UAA role and Web site role.
Starting a Web site is the best place to begin with an overview of Web publishing at UAA.
Policy compliance explains your rights and responsibilities. You should understand what tier your Web site is and how to comply with policy.
Web site roles helps publishers identify their job in maintaining a Web site.
Identifying your UAA role, site role or needs can give you a better understanding of Web publishing. Consult the table below to find your unique perspective.
Experienced publishers, administrators, authors, contributors and developers will appreciate the detailed information in Guides & References.
Questions or comments? See the contact page for departments that can help you or your group succeed on the Web.
