This page showcases publicly available websites created and managed by .
The main criteria behind each project have been to produce accessible web sites, incorporating web standards and guidelines. The projects were also implemented using Free Software.
The projects below use content management systems such as Plone, Drupal. Other technologies are listed with each project.
Projects hosted on Zope Web Servers
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Check the Map - Find any Learning Disability Service across the UK
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This site has been set up to make it easy for everyone to find any Learning Disability service anywhere in the UK and Ireland. From Advocacy to Basic Skills, Communication to Drama Groups, just click the map to discover all the wonderful organisations in your area.
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SCIPS - Strategies for the Creation of Inclusive Programmes of Study
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This resource offers strategies for promoting inclusive teaching, learning and assessment within Higher Education. SCIPS acts as a gateway to hundreds of other resources resulting from research and project work conducted within the realm of equal opportunities in higher education both in the UK and overseas.
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Projects hosted on Apache Web Servers
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DNZI Productions - Portraits of Faith and Spirituality
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DNZI Productions is an organization devoted to the support, nurture and promotion of artistic innovation and excellence.
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About Content Management Systems
A CMS is software, usually a database driven application, that will make it easy to create and maintain websites and manage all publishing formats associated with the World Wide Web.
Key Features:
- Separation of content, structure and design
- Easy content production without the need for programming
Additional features may include:
- Workflow system, to manage content scheduling and approval
- Templating, to provide a consistent look and feel for particular content types and throughout the web site
