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Training and Access

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• Subject line: "Research Seminars WordPress Access"
• Your first and last name
• Your netID (note – this is not a staff/student your username, not your ID number)
• Your status (student employee, staff, or faculty)
• Which dept/program you work for

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• The date (but not the time) of the seminar.
• The Title (Topic) of the seminar.
• The Speaker Name.
• The Speaker's affiliation/school. (optional)

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The Seminar Page is where the details of each seminar are displayed. Your department may not have a need for these additional details, and you can leave them blank.

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• The Department of the seminar.
• The Title (Topic) of the seminar.
• The Speaker Photo (optional)
• The Speaker Name.
  • The link to the Speaker's profile (optional)
• The Speaker's affiliation/school. (optional)
• The date of the seminar
  • The time of the seminar (optional- set to 12am if you don't want it displayed)
• The location of the seminar (optional)
• A registration link to the seminar, which is automatically hidden once the date has passed. (optional)
• The description for the seminar (optional)
• A link to the seminar topic's paper (optional)
• A link to the recording of the seminar (optional)

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Add a New Seminar

• Navigate to Research Seminars in the left menu. It should be at the bottom.
  • If you don't see Research Seminars, you will need to request seminar editing access from the web team.
• Click Add New Item (see the two locations for this button in the screenshot below)

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• Similar to creating a seminar, navigate to seminars and choose yours from the list or use the search to find it.
• Hover over the name of the seminar to see options for editing or deleting your seminar.

Unpublish

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a seminar

To remove a seminar from the listing on our website, but keep a draft of the seminar page for future reference, you can unpublish the seminar.

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