Creating Campus Pages requires several steps in different areas of the program:
Step 1: Plan your campus pages and educate everyone involved about your plans.
Step 2: In Parts, the web designer creates each part you plan to use on the student, class, team, faculty, and athletics pages. For information, see OCC Parts.
Step 3: In Site Explorer, the web designer creates web pages that work as templates for the team and class pages. These pages contain class and team page parts. For more information about creating team and class pages, see Team Pages and Class Pages.
Step 4: In Site Explorer, the web designer creates web pages for the student, faculty, athletics, and general campus community pages. These pages contain student, faculty, and athletics page parts. These pages cannot be personalized like the team and class pages, so the web designer does not need to create multiple templates of each kind. For more information, see Athletics Pages, Faculty Pages, and Student Pages.
Step 5: In Parts, the web designer creates the Campus Redirector part to redirect website users to the appropriate campus pages according to their record type. Place the Campus Redirector part on a page users cannot navigate to. For more information, see Design Campus Redirector .
Step 6: In Parts, the web designer creates the Campus Page Manager part to select the web pages class and team page owners can use as templates for their personalized pages. The web designer adds the Campus Page Manager part to each class, team, student, faculty, and general campus community page on the website. For more information, see Design Campus Page Manager .
Step 7: After scheduling is complete and faculty are assigned to classes, faculty members create and manage their faculty and class pages on the website. For more information, see Faculty Pages and Class Pages.
Step 8: On the website, an administrator uses the Athletics Manager part to define teams, events, locations, and season settings, and specifies page owners for the team and athletics pages. For more information, see Athletics Manager.
Step 9: The athletics director or a school administrator creates and manages the content for athletics pages on the website. For more information, see Athletics Pages.
Step 10: Team page owners (typically coaches) create and manage their team pages on the website. For more information, see Team Pages.
Step 11: After school begins, students and parents use the Campus Page Manager to navigate between student, class, and team pages.
Step 12: Anonymous users (those that are not members of the school or those not logged in) visit the campus pages to read content that is available to all users.