- Content Editor - A UWSA employee responsible for editing and managing content for a Zeus community site. Content Editors have editorial responsibility for publishing site content and keeping it current.
- Stakeholder - One of the roles in Zeus, Stakeholders have read-only access to a site in the Zeus content management system.
- Editor - One of the roles in Zeus, Editors have the ability to create and edit community site content.
- Administrator - Administrators are responsible for the overall functioning and availability of Zeus as a whole. They perform numerous 'under-the-hood' tasks.
- Community Site - A site on Zeus. A community site is a central core of information on wisconsin.edu. A community site is centered around a specified topic and subject matter. The sites' content has a target audience.
- Dashboard - The first view seen after logging into the Zeus content management system.
- Building Block - A piece of information, such as text, an image, a list, a carousel of images, etc., Building Blocks are used in the Zuse Create view of Pages, Reusable Content and Templates.
- Template - A template contains a layout of Building Blocks for a site. Templates are intended to be used among more than one Page in the site.
- Page - A single document viewable in a website. When visitors to a web site enter an address (URL) in their web browser, a Page loads. A Page has one address (URL).
- Post - Similar to a page, a post is designed to be used in a blog. Unlike Pages, Posts do not use Zuse Create. Posts can be accessed by address, or by browsing your site's Categories and Tags. Posts can also be browsed by date range, commonly known as an Archive.
- News Story - Functionally similar to a Post, New Stories are a special kind of Post geared towards providing timely information to site audiences. Like Posts, News Stories do not use Building Blocks, and can be viewed either directly, or by Category, Tag or Date Range – known as Archives.
- Category - A category is assisgned to display a collection of Pages, Posts, Files, and other site components. A Category can be directly viewed in a web site, if applied to site content. Categories can be used to associate site components of a common theme. Categories are usually planned to match the nature and purpose of site components.
- Tag - A common word used to associate a variety of site components in a particular ad-hoc association. Tags are frequently used to define associated nouns to site components.Tags are sometimes visualized in a cloud, where larger tags illustrate a larger degree of information related to a particular tag.
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