Online Web site Training about EzPlug 
(Breeze Presentation from Mike Whitesides)

Requesting a Login
https://extension.usu.edu/admin/signup.cfm

Logging into EzPlug
https://extension.usu.edu/admin

Editing Instructions
Editing Content
These instruction pages explain how to access your Web site, edit the homepage, and add/edit text. 

Adding a New Page
These instruction pages explain how to insert a new page, give it a title, and choose the best navigation.

Images
These instruction pages explain how to add, edit, and place images on your Web page.

All-in-one
These instruction pages contain all the previous pages.

Plug-in Descriptions:

• Analytics: This basically tracks all the usage/ page views/ etc. of your website. It provides a huge amount of data for you to view and use. 
  
• Calendar: This allows you to post events and allow the public to view the events of any given day. There are also several searching and filtering options associated with the calendar. A good example of this plugin can be seen @ http://extension.usu.edu/htm/calendar.
• Directory: This is used to organize and display faculty/ staff/ etc. which can be searched and/or filtered. A good example can be found here: http://distance.usu.edu/htm/contact/staff.
• FAQ: This is a complex system for accepting and categorizing frequently asked questions. An example can be seen @ http://distance.usu.edu/htm/faqs.
• Form Mail: This plugin allows you to easily construct simple web forms that people can fill out which will then be emailed to the recipient(s) you choose. This is an example: http://distance.usu.edu/htm/contact/request.
• Google Map: It’s best to just see this one: http://extension.usu.edu/htm/counties/map.
• Mass Emailer: This allows you to create structured emails with a premade template to a saved list of recipients. The most common use for this is a weekly or monthly newsletter. There isn’t really a way to show you an example of this one.
• News Blogger: This allows you to insert news stories that will then be shown and archived on an easy to use page. An example of this is @ http://extension.usu.edu/htm/news.
• Online Chat: This plugin is actually in its very beginning stages. It isn’t really ready to be used yet.
• Photo Tour: This allows you to upload photos into groups and then the public can easily view them on the website. An example can be seen here: http://www.cnr.usu.edu/htm/galleries/id.437/gid.129.
• Publications: This acts as a repository of downloadable files. A large example of this is @ http://extension.usu.edu/htm/publications.
• Quiz: This is a simple plugin that allows you ask a few simple questions to your audience. I don’t have an example of this one.
• Scheduler: This facilitates the scheduling of resources such as rooms or equipment. One of the best examples of this would be the at the FACT Center website: http://it.usu.edu/fact/htm/training-workshops.
• Site Map: This allows people to easily see all the pages on your site.
• Slide Show: This plugin has only been used once. It is pretty simple without many options: http://psc.usu.edu/ (It is the ‘Spotlight’ section on the that home page.)
• Survey: This allows you set up complex surveys for people to fill out. There are a lot of options for this one. There isn’t really a way for me to show you this one.