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This site provides demos, documentation and guidance for BIS partner organisations and other users of the BIS shared web service. First time visitors please also sign up to the Huddle community.

Training

All web editors should attend a web training course. The course will give you the skills you need to manage your web presence.

Delegates will leave with an understanding of:

  • Why we have a web platform and why it is important to use our web content management system (CMS)
  • Logging into and navigating the CMS
  • How to use the CMS to create, publish and manage web content, including text, links, images, news

If you regularly produce information for a BIS partner site, you may be interested in becoming a web publisher so that you can publish material for your team or section. Web publisher training will give you the skills you need to publish and maintain your information.

Training consists of one full-day session and takes place either at 1 Victoria Street, London, or in Eduserv’s office in Bath. Please contact Susan D’Arcy, for information about training dates.

Before you apply

Before you can attend web training, you need to meet the following criteria:

  • have a good understanding of and ability to use Microsoft Windows, Office and the internet
  • have agreed with your line manager that web publishing is included in either your job description or as an objective in your annual review
  • agree to take on responsibility for the area of the website you have been assigned to and keep information up-to-date