USU Extension
Web Editors' Toolkit
USU Extension Web Editor Training and Resources
How to Obtain Access to Edit Extension Websites and Pages
Utah State University websites and pages are created and edited in a content management system (CMS) called OU Campus. Before being granted access to work with USU web pages, editors must first complete USU IT's OU Campus training.
Next Step Training
After completing the required OU Campus training, new editors should learn some basic editing tasks by completing this online training.Template Options
After completing the next step training, web editors may wish to complete additional training and learn how to add design elements such as columns, alerts buttons, lists, tables, icons cards, and more.Advanced Web Editor Training (HTML and Bootstrap 4)
For web editors who have become comfortable editing websites in the WYSIWYG editor, it may be beneficial to learn how to code in HTML and Bootstrap to take their web skills to the next level.
USU IT and University Marketing and Communications Web Template Resources
Extension Web Team Blog
View announcements, news and tips from the USU Extension web team.
How to Create Effective and Accessible Web Page Titles and Descriptions
Get your web content out to more people by creating titles and descriptions that help with accessibility and search engine optimization.
Extension Research Article Style Guide
Guidelines and tips for making research articles in USU Extension web templates look great.
Who Should I Contact for Website Help?
- For agriculture and natural resources pages, contact Cody Penman (cody.penman@usu.edu)
- For home and community pages, contact Ashley Hopkins (ashley.hopkins@usu.edu)
- For State 4-H pages, contact Keaton Howell (keaton.howell@usu.edu)
- For additional help, contact the USU Extension web team (extensionweb@usu.edu)