Cascade - Level 1 - Cascade Introduction2
Cascade - Level 1 - Cascade Introduction2
Course Specifications
Course Length: ½ Day
Course Description
Cascade is the new University of Alberta Content Management tool, allowing us to create and
manage content for our website and pages.
In the Introduction to Cascade, you'll learn what a CMS is, and the specifics of how Cascade
works. We will cover how to log-in, access, and interact with the Cascade interface, including
the dashboard and basic widgets, navigating around your site(s), and accessing specific pages
and content.
From there, you'll learn how to add a page, and then use the Rich Text Editor to insert basic
content and media to that page. This will also include adding links, lists, and images. While
adding this content, we will also talk about basic web and content design concepts.
*This is a University of Alberta specific program and will not benefit participants outside of the
University*
Prerequisites
• Good understanding of Windows and Microsoft software
Course Outline
Introductions
Housekeeping
Class Outline
Class Introductions
About Cascade
What is it, and what is it used for?
What is a CMS?
How to log-in to Cascade
Cascade User Roles
Differences between Cascade and Sitecore
Cascade Support
University of Alberta Cascade CMS Site
TTC Cascade Support Options
Navigating In Cascade
Cascade dashboard
Cascade Widgets
Types of Widgets
My Content, My Sites, My Upcoming Tasks, Stale Content
Configuring Widgets
Site Menu
Selecting a Site
Multiple Sites
Media
Adding a Document to the Site
Inserting a Document from the Library
Course Complete
Instructor Evaluations
Reminder of TTC Support Policies