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The following parties can apply for websites in the uksw.edu.pl domain:

  • departments of the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński in Warsaw;
  • administrative units;

  • student organizations operating at UKSW;

  • in exceptional cases pages are created "occasional"

 

Rules that apply when creating and using websites:

  1. Each unit that wants to set up a website or update the persons authorized to edit an existing website must complete and submit to CSI a signed application #14 - Wniosek o założenie strony w domenie UKSW:
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    • On this application, as the responsible person, enter the person who exercises authority over the unit - Dean, Director, Head - this person must be an employee of UKSW. The site guardian is called "resource owner" who appoints or dismisses the editor-in-chief of the website and ancillary editors, and in the case of pages for student organizations takes responsibility for page editors.
    • The editor-in-chief is a person who deals with updating the content of the page and closely cooperates with CSI in its construction and subsequent development.
    • CSI employees don't enter content on the websites of individuals. Entering and editing content, menu structure and modification as well as other basic activities are within the Editor's scope. CSI deals with website hosting, its preparation, training of editors, and possible subsequent support of editors in tasks unavailable to them.

  2. After submitting the application, the CSI employee sends a set of questions to the editor, which facilitates the site guardians the process of preparing materials for the site and defining the requirements for the site (apperance, what should be on it, what can and shouldn't be used). After sending all the answers to the questions asked, we proceed to build the site.

  3. A queue applies when building websites. The waiting time for creating a website depends on the length of the queue. It's important for the person taking care of the website to use the waiting time for the complete preparation of materials because of the remote location in the queue, sometimes so-called downtime windows, i.e. we have several pages queued to be made, but we don't have a set of materials for any, in such situations we take for execution the first page from the queue to which we have materials or lose contact with the guardian fall at the end of the queue. Reports that remain unanswered or if the contact with the applicant will be ineffective will be closed.
  4. We allow the guardian to make the page himself at his request. Such website must comply with the pronciples of uniform visual identification of UKSW websites according to CSI guidelines. In addition, such a site, as not made by CSI, for obvious reasons lacks CSI technical support (except for hosting support).
    • Drupal or Wordpress is the CMS system recommended by CSI for creating websites
  5. After preparing the website (not applicable to item 4), it is possible to undergo practical training on how to use and place content for the website's maintainer and editors. Willingness to participate in such training should be reported through the application form. The last pages are added by the guardian himself under the watchful eye of a CSI employee. You can train yourself based on a series of training videos that are available at this stage.

Rules for creating and operating websites:

  1. Each entity that wants to set up a website or update persons authorized to edit an existing website must complete and submit a signed application to CSI: #14 - Wniosek o założenie strony w domenie UKSW:
    • on this application, the person responsible should be entered as the person who exercises authority over the unit - Dean, Director, Manager - this person must be an employee of the UKSW. The maintainer of the website is the so-called The "resource owner" who appoints or dismisses the editor-in-chief of the website and the supporting editors, and in the case of websites for student organizations, takes responsibility for the editors of the websites.
    • The editor-in-chief is a person who updates the content of the website and works closely with CSI in its construction and further development. In order to grant access to editing, the pages must be properly completed and delivered #15 - Wniosek o nadanie dostępu do redagowania strony.
    • CSI employees do not upload content to individual websites. Entering and editing the content, building and modifying the menu and other basic activities are the responsibility of the Editor. CSI takes care of hosting the website, preparing it, training the editors, and possibly later supporting the editors in tasks unavailable to them.
  2. After submitting the application, the CSI employee sends a set of questions to the editor, which helps the website maintainers in the process of preparing materials for the website and defining the requirements for the website (appearance, what should be on it, what can and what should not be used). After submitting all the answers to the questions asked, we proceed to the construction of the site.
  3. There is a queue when building websites. The waiting time for creating a website depends on the length of the queue. It is important that the person in charge of the website uses the waiting time for the complete preparation of the materials. Please do not delay the preparation of materials due to the distant place in the queue, sometimes there are so-called downtime windows, i.e. we have several pages queued to be made, but we do not have a set of materials for any of them, in such situations we take the first page from the queue to which we have materials. Pages where we do not receive materials or lose contact with the guardian fall at the end of the queue. Applications that remain unanswered or in the event that contact with the applicant is unsuccessful will be closed.
  4. We allow the guardian to create the website on his own at his request. Such a page must comply with the principles of uniform visual identification of UKSW websites according to the CSI guidelines. In addition, such a site, as not made by CSI, for obvious reasons lacks CSI technical support (the exception is hosting support).
    • The CMS system recommended by CSI for independent website development is Drupal or Wordpress.
  5. After preparing the website (not applicable to point 4), it is possible to undergo practical training in the use and posting of content for the website maintainer and editors. The willingness to participate in such training should be reported via the application form. The maintainer adds the last subpages himself under the supervision of a CSI employee. There is a possibility of self-training on the basis of a series of training videos prepared, which are made available at this stage.

Implementation of websites outside the University

It's possible to create a website outside UKSW as part of orders processed by the Public Procurement Department.

In addition to the application, an application must be submitted to DZP #22 - Wymagania dla serwisów internetowych tworzonych poza UKSW.