Digital Presence Programme: An Introduction for Heads of Departments and Institutions

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The Digital Presence Programme is a five year programme responsible for improving how we provide and support websites and intranets for the University of Cambridge (amongst other things). It's important that departmental and institutional heads are aware of the programme's goals and intentions to make significant changes to the University's digital landscape.

This presentation will offer you an opportunity to feed into the programme, and provide answers to your questions about it.

• Department and institution heads
• Department administrators
• All University and affiliated staff responsible for updating websites, intranets and other digital content

• Install Microsoft Teams app. A Teams meeting invite will be circulated to registered attendees before the event starts.
• If you have any problems joining, please contact the Digital Presence Programme team: digitalpresence@uis.cam.ac.uk or send a message to the presenters.

Number of sessions: 1

• The future of University web templates
• Inclusive design
• The future of University branding
• Sharepoint and the uses of intranets
• Training and support for all of the above

• provide an introduction to the Digital Presence Programme's intentions, goals and timelines
• highlight changes that will be implemented to department websites and intranets
• understand what department and institution heads can do to support the programme
• an opportunity to raise questions

• Presentation and open discussion

• Microsoft Teams

• Barney Brown - Co-lead of the DPP and Head of Digital Communications, Office of External Affairs and Communications
• Kate Livingstone - Co-lead of the DPP and Head of User Research, University Information Services

The presentation is approximately 25 minutes, you are welcome to stay for longer to ask questions about the programme.