CMS stands for Content Management System. A Web CMS is used to create, edit, manage, search, and publish various kinds of content on a Web page, for example: text, images, and digital media. A CMS does not require a user to have knowledge of HTML or CSS scripting. Instead, the focus is on developing rich and up-to-date content.
The CMS at New York University is called CQ5. It was created by Day Software, recently acquired by Adobe.
About the CMS
Information on Content Management Systems (CMS), why and how our CMS was chosen.
CQ5
Background on CQ5.
What is Content?
Definition of content types used in the CMS.
CMS Access
Information on who's eligible to access the CMS and how to obtain access.
Users / Groups / Roles & Workflows
A breakdown of common responsibilities in the CMS.
CMS Terms of Use
The rules and conditions under which the CMS may be used.
Jodi Goldberg
NYU / ITS eServices
(212) 998-3060
