Tools, techniques and tips for managing College websites
There are two different methods for creating your own web page.
If you would like to create a personal website about yourself and your work, you can create a Professional Web Page (PWP).
If you would like to create a website about your research group or field, you can create a new website within the College content management system
PWPs consist of a home page and five sub-pages (Honours & Awards, Research, Publications, Commercial Activity, Teaching).
Information can be added to your PWP in three ways:
PWPs are mini websites containing professional details such as research interests, publications and honours and awards. They are available for all staff (academic and non-academic) and post-graduate researchers. They consist of a home page and five sub-pages (Honours & Awards, Research, Publications, Commercial Activity and Teaching).
PWPs have three sources of information:
PWPs have to be created manually for new staff members by their Faculty Web Officer. If you want to set up your PWP please contact your Faculty Web Officer.
PWPs are mini websites containing professional details such as research interests, publications and honours and awards. They are available for all staff (academic and non-academic) and post-graduate researchers. They consist of a home page and five sub-pages (Honours & Awards, Research, Publications, Commercial Activity and Teaching).
PWPs have three sources of information:
PWPs have to be created manually for new staff members by their Faculty Web Officer. If you want to set up your PWP please contact your Faculty Web Officer.
Your PWPs forms part of your external professional image and is often the first Google result for your name. It is therefore a good idea to keep it up to date. It is suggested that you include a photograph and short biography on the front page of your PWP. If you are not using a sub page, please use the display controls to ensure the empty page is hidden.
Some good examples of PWPs are:
