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Content Management Specialist

Posted December 14th, 2010 by DO3IT
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Organization

Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection

Position

Dumbarton Oaks is looking for a Database/Content Management Specialist to help plan and develop the online resources needed to support the growing research activities of the institution. This is a term appointment for a period of three years. Using a Python-based Content Management System (CMS) such as Zope/Plone, the successful candidate will join the IT manager, web developer, scholars, staff, consultants, and users to develop and maintain modular content management systems and user-friendly web-based forms/interfaces.

See Also: http://www.doaks.org/about/doaks_employment_opportunities.html

Opening Date

Dec 14 2010

Closing Date

Jan 15 2010

CMS for Department Pages

Posted March 31st, 2010 by Alan Levine
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Is anyone successfully using a CMS for academic department pages?  We are looking for a base-level service that we can provide for departments with limited resources.  Is anyone using Wordpress as a CMS?
William Shewbridge (UMBC)

 

Here in a department within the library of James Madison University, we're piloting Wordpress MU. We're using it as a CMS in various capacities with success. I'm using it personally to create web sites for a number of local non-profit organizations. With the right set of WP plug-ins and a carefully vetted theme, WP is a quick and easy platform for building a lightweight and easily maintainable CMS. It's helpful to have someone on your staff with strong CSS, HTML, and JavaScript skills. Knowledge of PHP is a plus.
Kevin Hegg (James Madison University)

 

Manager; Training, Documentation and Communication

Posted March 30th, 2010 by eschwartz
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Organization

Virginia Tech

Manager; Training, Documentation and Communication

Review of Applications begins April 20, 2010.

Virginia Tech is seeking qualified candidates for its Manager; Training, Documentation and Communication.  Broadly defined, this position will handle all the details surrounding Virginia Tech's Sakai installation in the areas of training, documentation and communication. Virginia Tech has branded Sakai as Scholar.

See Also: http://jobs.vt.edu

Opening Date

Mar 30 2010

Closing Date

Apr 20 2010
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