Web Services
The Internet is not the only place for Web pages, you find them on inTRAnets, on laptops for in-class demonstrations, on interactive DVD's and much more. With today's techology and software resources, anyone can build a Web page - that works! However, to build a user-friendly, accessible or dynamically generated site, you need help. And that is where we come in. We can help you to get set-up, to discuss design, layout, develop, program and maintainance of your Web site. We will help you as much or as little as you want. Simply contact us via by email: cohWebHelp@osu.edu or by phone: 614-292-8662.(Note: Word(s) in magenta are definition links, use them to learn the definition of those words. Regular links in red will take you to other Web page locations to find additional information.)
So Let's Get Started!
If you are a new Web Manager and are looking for a place to begin, go to our 'Web Toolkit' - information about building Web sites on College of Humanities servers.
OR
Request a Humanities Account, which will give you direct drive access to your Web site on the Staging Server and/or FTP access to your Web site on the Production
Server.
OR
If you are an 'old hand' at creating Web sites, you may want to review current Ohio
State University and College Of Humanities Web policies. Or review Minimum Requirements for your Web site to be consistent and active on the College Of Humanities Web servers.
Current Web Policies
The College of Humanities policy concerning the World Wide WebThe Ohio State University Web Accessibility Policy. (Note: The Ohio State University policy was adopted by The Ohio State University Board of Trustees in June 2004.)
The College of Humanities guidelines for Web Accessibility.
Learning Tools
The Web 'Dictionary': a collection of Web / Internet Related DefinitionsWeb Toolkit: Starting a Department Web site.
What is a Database? basic database information.
We use databases to provide accuracy, consistency and flexibility on the College of Humanities Web site. The databases that we create can also be accessed by departments for use on their Web sites. But before you can use a database, you need to have an understanding of them.
WebAim Accessibility Course: 'WebAIM, Web Accessibility in Mind' - A copyrighted version of the WebAim course requiring your OSU ID / password to obtain legal access.

