
In Module 1 we give an introduction to University Web & Design, point out helpful resources for Cascade users, and give an overview of our webpages.
Brush up on your skills by reviewing what was covered in Basic Training.
All content editors responsible for a portion of the university's main web presence must attend a live Basic Training session to activate their Cascade accounts.
Content editors who have not worked in Cascade recently or would like to review Basic Training are encouraged to watch this on-demand training session to brush up on their skills.
In Module 1 we give an introduction to University Web & Design, point out helpful resources for Cascade users, and give an overview of our webpages.
In Module 2, we cover logging in to Cascade, navigating the file tree, folders, index pages and the Cascade family tree (parents/siblings/children).
In Module 3, we cover how to build a folder with content page, go over what it means to display in menu/include when publishing, edit index pages and add items like headings, bulleted lists, links, content buttons and email address links.
In Module 4, we cover adding empty storage folders, uploading documents and images, adding documents and images to a page, the importance of Alt Text, publishing and viewing a page live.
In Module 5, we go over how to create, add and store widgets, how to create add and store listboxes, and how to add related links to the right column.
In Module 6, we cover how to reorder the page menu, move, rename, copy, delete, unpublish, access deleted items in the trash bin, view analytics and check relationships.