[DC LoCo] Fwd: [Cleveland-Park] Free training; Websites using content management systems

[Sanjay Jain]

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~sanjay

"oss.cleveland" <oss.cleveland at yahoo.com> wrote: To: cleveland-park at yahoogroups.com
From: "oss.cleveland" <oss.cleveland at yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 05 Dec 2007 13:57:51 -0000
Subject: [Cleveland-Park] Free training; Websites using content management systems

                               Hi all,
 
 As part of the Free software support group at the CP library, I'm
 thinking of doing some free classes on how to build and maintain
 websites using content management systems (CMS).
 
 A content management system allows you to have a site where the design
 (look and feel) of the site are separated from the content (your
 message to the world). So many people are able to work on the content
 without messing up the design. Any one who's used a word processor
 would be able to update content.
 
 Most CMSs do not require you to install any software on your own
 computer. The software is at your host (web space provider). Often you
 can have a simple site running in a matter of hours. Usually the cost
 is around $5/month. No, this money dose not come to me :)
 
 Let me know if you're interested.
 
 ~Sanjay
 
 
     
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