Using Wordpress As A Library Content Management System (A Library Technology Report, 47),Used

Using Wordpress As A Library Content Management System (A Library Technology Report, 47),Used

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Using WordPress, you can give patrons easy access to your library s digital content. The software is free, and, with good planning, you don t need expensive training or extensive technological expertise to maintain your site.Authors Kyle M. L. Jones and PollyAlida Farrington, along with several librarian contributors, deliver a richly illustrated, practical guide for using WordPress as a tool for managing digital content, from basic setup to customization with plugins.In this issue, you'll learn about:* Setting up a local development environment, choosing your package, installing WordPress, and transferring files* How to evaluate potential plugins and select the best for your needs* How to test themes across different types of content* How to streamline administration with plugins like WP Maintenance Mode, Theme Visibility Manager, Role Scoper and others* Comparative descriptions of four different plugins for publicizing your events and programs* Managing user accounts to get staff involved in creating content* How you can make it easy for patrons to share your content on Facebook, Twitter, and other social sites* Firsthand accounts of academic, public, and school librarians on using WordPress to create dynamic subject guides, deliver elearning, and creating digital archives* 10 ways WordPress can improve website user experience

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