[Web4lib] Online "poster" tool for non-tech savvy faculty?

[David King]

I know Wordpress is capable of organizing in other than chronological
order - here's one example - http://www.fordlibrary.org/obits/ and Aaron
explains how he did it here - http://walkingpaper.org/311

David
www.davidleeking.com

 

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[mailto:web4lib-bounces at webjunction.org] On Behalf Of K.G. Schneider
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 4:19 PM
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Subject: RE: [Web4lib] Online "poster" tool for non-tech savvy faculty?

> and other projects. Basically a content management tool. Faculty here 
> are a range of tech savvy, with most not very.... and most are not 
> really interested in spending time & effort on coding. However I have 
> enough hand coding & css experience to set up a nice template for 
> them, which it would be great for them to be able to then customize 
> with colors, images, etc. The caveat is that ideally the tool needs to

> be free or very low cost.
> 
> I thought about using a blogtool, but having an entry format with the 
> posting times are not going to work for what we have in mind.

Somewhere I've read about blog software organized other than
chronologically, but I am baffled where that was.

Meanwhile, would a wiki work?

Karen G. "How much work would a wiki work if a wiki would work work..."
Schneider
kgs at bluehighways.com 

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