Website Support

To review your completed course, continue your incomplete training course, or to enroll in CMS training, you will go to the course at the following link: WyoLearn Catalog - CMS Site Author Training

First you will login to WyoLearn in the upper-right corner of the screen. After you have logged in, click the arrow next to your name and select the Student Dashboard. From there, you will be able to see which courses are In Progress, Completed, and Not Completed. The screenshot below shows these areas circled in red. When you are on your courses page, you can select to begin, continue or review that course.

It's kind of like how all all tortoises are turtles, but not all turtles are tortoises.

Site editors, sometimes called site editors, are responsible for managing and maintaining web pages for their units. All site editors must complete CMS Site Author training before gaining access to the CMS.

Site owners have the authority to approve site access for new editors and can make major web decisions without having to consult with other people in their unit.

Sometimes site editors are also site owners, but this is not required. It will vary based on how your work unit operates.

When your department or unit has staff changes, it is the site owners' responsibility to make sure that updates are made to the site owners directory and to add/remove site editor access. This is a vital step in maintaining your website.

Your site is required to have a primary and secondary site owner.

The site owners are those people that can be contacted for making decisions about their web directories, such as website restructuring or granting permission when site editors request to have access to edit specific websites. CMS site owners can also be editors, but do not necessarily have to be website editors. They can be a department head, dean, business manager or supervisor.

All site editors must complete CMS Site Author training before gaining access to the CMS.

When your department or unit has staff changes, it is the site owners' responsibility to make sure that updates are made to the site owners directory and to add/remove site editor access. 

 

You will need to log in with your UWyo Single Sign On (SSO) username and password to view the following links.

To find the site owners of a CMS site, click the "CMS Site Owner Log" button below.

 

To find the contact information for a Non-CMS site, click the "Central Site contact and author information" button below.

 

To request a list of site editors for your CMS website,  please submit a request through the Help Request Gadget located in the top right of your screen inside Modern Campus CMS, email omnihelp@uwyo.edu, or submit a help ticket by clicking the "CMS service request" button below. 

 

CMS page templates require different image sizes depending on where and how the image is being used. Modern Campus CMS uses snippets and components to create each design option within the page templates. This CMS Template Image Sizes page will give you all the sizes for each snippet and component used on the page templates.

Downloading an image from the Canto Photo Database has preset image sizes for all of the snippets and components in the CMS templates.

If you are looking to learn more about web-optimized photo editing, all UW Faculty, Staff and Students have access to LinkedIn Learning.

Our Web Support pages have tutorials, videos and numerous other sources of guidance specific to making UW-related web pages.

• Page Building Guide
• CMS Tutorials
• CMS Page Templates

If you are looking to learn about other website-related topics that are not covered on our website, all UW Faculty, Staff and Students have access to LinkedIn Learning. LinkedIn Learning offers relevant, up-to-date content taught by credible industry experts on a wide range of business, technology and creative subjects. Access over 15,000 courses in 7 different languages taught by real-world practitioners, located across the globe.

You can find more information about UW colors, logos and other branding on our Web Branding homepage.

Web content using the Content Management System Modern Campus CMS gives colleges, departments, and programs the ability to create web content catered to their organization while maintaining a brand standards across the university. Some web of UW's web content is not within the CMS. The services related to managing websites that are not directories within the content management system (CMS) can be found on our Non-CMS Sites webpage. You can find more information about requesting a new website or moving a website on our Request or Move a Site webpage.