Difference between revisions of "Personal Web Space"

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#Write your own html or use a web development tool such as Dreamweaver to publish your site at '''http://academic.evergreen.edu'''
 
#Write your own html or use a web development tool such as Dreamweaver to publish your site at '''http://academic.evergreen.edu'''
  
==Get yourself an Evergreen blog==
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==Get yourself a WordPress site at Evergreen==
The easiest way to get started publishing to the web is with a personal blog. You can self request a blog at http://blogs.evergreen.edu. Evergreen uses WordPressMU which is an easy to use website framework that comes with built-in templates and an easy to use publishing interface. No additional software is required, just login to the site and start publishing.
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The easiest way to get started publishing to the web is with a personal WordPress site or blog. You can [Creating a blog at blogs.evergreen.edu - Wordpress|self request a site] at http://blogs.evergreen.edu. Evergreen uses WordPressMU which is an easy to use website framework that comes with built-in templates and an easy to use publishing interface. No additional software is required, just login to the site and start publishing.
 
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==Request Web Space at academic.evergreen.edu (Coyote)==
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If you're comfortable with HTML or have a favorite web development program like Dreamweaver (available in the Academic Computer Center and in the CAL) and just want a publicly accessible web directory you can request web space on '''academic.evergreen.edu''' by going to  [https://my.evergreen.edu/selfserve/logon.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fselfserve%2fDefault.aspx my.evergreen] site. Login using your Evergreen username and password, click on the 'Request personal web space' link and the directory will be created automagically.  
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==Faculty Only: Request Curricular Web Space at academic.evergreen.edu (Coyote)==
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If you're comfortable with HTML or have a favorite web development program like Dreamweaver (available in the Academic Computer Center and in the CAL) and just want a publicly accessible web directory you can request web space on '''academic.evergreen.edu/curricular''' from your [http://www.evergreen.edu/computing/academiccomp/liaisons.htm Academic Computing liaison].
 
===Connecting to academic.evergreen.edu (Coyote)===
 
===Connecting to academic.evergreen.edu (Coyote)===
 
Upload files using an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) program. Some programs (like Dreamweaver) now have built in FTP utilities to let you upload pages and images to your website, but you may want to use a more powerful separate FTP program.
 
Upload files using an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) program. Some programs (like Dreamweaver) now have built in FTP utilities to let you upload pages and images to your website, but you may want to use a more powerful separate FTP program.

Revision as of 10:37, 28 January 2010

There are a number of resources available at Evergreen for students, staff and faculty who want to publish on the web. The first step is getting yourself some personal web space! There are two primary options for publishing personal websites:

  1. Create your site and publish using WordPress at http://blogs.evergreen.edu or
  2. Write your own html or use a web development tool such as Dreamweaver to publish your site at http://academic.evergreen.edu

Get yourself a WordPress site at Evergreen

The easiest way to get started publishing to the web is with a personal WordPress site or blog. You can [Creating a blog at blogs.evergreen.edu - Wordpress|self request a site] at http://blogs.evergreen.edu. Evergreen uses WordPressMU which is an easy to use website framework that comes with built-in templates and an easy to use publishing interface. No additional software is required, just login to the site and start publishing.

Faculty Only: Request Curricular Web Space at academic.evergreen.edu (Coyote)

If you're comfortable with HTML or have a favorite web development program like Dreamweaver (available in the Academic Computer Center and in the CAL) and just want a publicly accessible web directory you can request web space on academic.evergreen.edu/curricular from your Academic Computing liaison.

Connecting to academic.evergreen.edu (Coyote)

Upload files using an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) program. Some programs (like Dreamweaver) now have built in FTP utilities to let you upload pages and images to your website, but you may want to use a more powerful separate FTP program.

Information you need to connect via ftp:

server/host name: academic.evergreen.edu
protocol: ftp
username/password: use your Evergreen login and password
  • Mac users - we recommend Cyberduck as an FTP client.

See FTP to Coyote (Mac) for detailed instructions on using Cyberduck to connect and transfer files to academic.evergreen.edu (Coyote).

  • Windows users - we recommend CoreFTP.

See FTP to Coyote (Windows) for detailed instructions on using CoreFTP to connect and transfer files to academic.evergreen.edu (Coyote).

Proper Use

Proper use of your web space is important. Please see the detailed explanation of Appropriate Use of It Resources.