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Community Portals: part 1 Mick Jacobsen Donna Schaal [email protected] [email protected] http://twitter.com/mickjacobsen

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Community Portals:  part 1. Mick Jacobsen                                                                         Donna Schaal [email protected]                                                 [email protected] http://twitter.com/mickjacobsen. What we will go over. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Community Portals: part 1

Mick Jacobsen                                                                         Donna [email protected]                                                 [email protected]://twitter.com/mickjacobsen

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What we will go over

• What are Content Management Systems?

• What they can do for your group?

• What are some content management systems?

• How to think like a content management architect 

Scott Beale / Laughing Squid

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What is your web presence going to look like?• Blog• Brochure• Community• Image Gallery• News• Storefront

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What is a Content Management System (CMS)?

Awesome

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Is a CMS right for my group?Will your content be moving?

Will you have many content creators?

Do you want RSS feeds?

Will you want different people to be able to do different things?

Do you want content to appear different places

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What CMSs are out there?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_management_systemhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_management_system

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Plinkit

• Webpage authoring software• Smallest of libraries can have an attractive, easy-to-update

web page• No need to know HTML or CSS.• If you can copy and paste from a word processing program,

you can use Plinkit.

• Plinkit uses an open source software called Plone• Developed in Oregon (LSTA grant)• Oregon invited other states to join in -- Illinois joined in• ADA Compliant! 

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Top Ten Reasons to Use Plinkit    10. The template is ready to go, just add your content.      9. There is a page for Trustees so the library can meet the

obligations of the open meetings act.      8. There is a calendar.      7. Community organization information can be added.      6. It is easy to update from any computer with Internet access.      5. News items can be entered and scheduled to go live at a later

date and at the same time be scheduled for removal.       4. You can have cool stuff like Facebook, video, pictures, and chat.      3. The online catalog can be linked to your Plinkit webpage.      2. It is easy, or as one librarian has said, “Stupid Proof!”      1. Your patrons have 24/7 access to the library and its resources.

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Where Can I Get Plinkit?   

8 out of the 9 regional library systems have members using Plinkit.

Alliance Library System—Suzanne Baschieri  [email protected] or Lee Logan [email protected]

DuPage Library System—Jane Plass [email protected]

Lincoln Trail Libraries System—Donna Schaal [email protected]

Lewis & Clark Library System—Julia Pernicka [email protected]

Metropolitan Library System—Wesley Smith [email protected]

North Suburban Library System —Christina M. Johnson [email protected]

Rolling Prairie Library System—Doris McKay [email protected] or Bev Obert [email protected]

Shawnee Library System—Troy Brown [email protected] or Loretta Broomfield [email protected]

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Other Plinkit Informationo The annual membership fee for Illinois Plinkit is $250.00.o Your website will be hosted at the Shawnee Library System.o Troy Brown is in charge of maintenance, updating and backing

up the Plinkit servers.o Rolling Prairie Library System collects the annual fee.o Each regional library system involved provides training for you.o New features are being added all the time (especially if they

have been requested by the members).o A free URL will be provided:   YourLibraryName.lib.il.us o Or you can keep your own URL

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Embedded Video

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Humorous 

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Added Slide Shows - Flickr 

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Added Chat & Facebook 

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Medical Library 

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What is Wordpress?

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What is Drupal?"Drupal (pronounced /ˈdruːpəl/) is a free and open source content management system (CMS) written in PHP and distributed under the GNU General Public License. It is used as a back-end system for many different types of websites, ranging from small personal blogs to large corporate and political sites..."  Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drupal

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Some interesting Drupal sites

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The basics of Drupal

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Drupal Language• Blocks • Themes • Core • Modules • Taxonomy • Weight • Node • Path • Page/Story/Content Type • Drupal 6/7

See the flash drive for a list of Drupal terms and definitions

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See the flash drive for a list of interesting contributed modules

• Core• Contributed

What are modules?

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Skokie Public Library Business Portal

http://business.skokielibrary.info/

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The "moving parts"

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What is content?

• Blog posts• Pages• Images• Videos• Advertisements• Screencasts• Book reviews• Databases

descriptions

• Comments• News• Kid events• Podcasts• Music • Tutorials• Profiles• Lists• Polls

Anything

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What are content types? Forms content creators fill out to add content

Removing the need for HTML/CSS knowledge to add perfectly formatted content to a website

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Content Construction Kit module

http://drupal.org/project/cck

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Screencast content type

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Classifying content

• Taxonomy• CCK

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Collate the content

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Views module

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Who gets to contribute?

Roles

Users

Permissions

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What do they get to contribute?

• Content typeso Who blogs?o Who can add images?o Who can add videos?

• Comments• Editing

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SkokieNet

Over 650 content creators

http://skokienet.org/

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Chicago Job Talk

Over 4700 registered users

http://chicagojobtalk.org/

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Nearly 70% of visitors come via Google or another search engine!

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Your anonymous user?

 What will you let them do?• View• Post• Comment

Helpful modules to reduce spam:• CAPTCHA• Mollom

Scott Beale / Laughing Squid

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Now you need to make it look cool

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Themes http://drupal.org/project/Themes

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CSS

Check the flash drive for theming helpers

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Where do you want the content to show up?

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What we covered• The basics of CMS• Particular CMSs

o Plinket (Plone)o Wordpresso Drupal

• How to think like content management system architecto Content typeso Categorization of content o User permissions levelso Placement of content

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Image credits

Scott Beale / Laughing Squid – Coke and Mentoshttp://www.flickr.com/photos/jonperson/  - Obama http://www.flickr.com/photos/grdloizaga/ - Lego http://www.flickr.com/photos/sammy0716/ - No Technology Scott Beale / Laughing Squid - Anonymous

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Group discussion

1. What types of content will you have?2. Who will create the content?3. How many levels of permission (roles) will you need?4. Where will that content show up on the website? (front

page?) 5. What should that content look like? (an image, links,

tutorials, etc.)