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For some of you out whom are shying away from these jobs, think again, you just might me more familiar to CMS than you ever thought. While setting up a CMS from scratch (Drupel, Joomla) may not be for the technology disabled, setting up a blog is not such a big stretch. Look, most of you are already using some form of a CMS (loosely FACEBOOK, MYSPACE) and the core CMS is already setup in a blogging system. Doing a blog gives you the opportunity to learn more by modifying existing templates or dig-in by building you own template from the ground up. Play and grow your knowledge.
On Lynda.com, training course CMS Fundamentals, James Williamson defines content management systems (CMSs) and explains their role in web site development. The course demonstrates the different CMS solutions available today, including WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla; reviews CMS terminology and best practices; and shows how to develop a content management strategy. Guidelines are also included for evaluating a potential CMS, whether hosted or self-hosted, open source or proprietary, and choosing a CMS based on a specific need or focus.
Topics include:
- Defining and understanding a CMS
- Understanding taxonomy
- Assessing an organization or company's needs
- Comparing content management systems
- Planning a content strategy
- Controlling content lifecycle
- Migrating between CMSs
- Understanding users, groups, and permissions
- Using web analytics
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