Web Publishing at the UW
- On This Page
- Choose Your Publishing Platform
- Explore Similar Services
- Web Publishing Resources
- Guidelines and Rules
Choose Your Publishing Platform
Web Publishing Options for Everyone
The following options are available to the UW community, and allow websites to be easily created without knowing HTML or prior web publishing experience.
More about Google Apps | Sign up now | Go to Google Sites | Support
More about CommonView | Go to Catalyst Web Tools | Support
Web Publishing Options for Students, Faculty, Staff, Courses, and Departments
Learn More | Activate | Support
Web Publishing Options for Faculty, Staff, Courses, and Departments
Learn More | Activate | Support
Learn More | Activate | Support
Specialized Web Publishing Options
Learn More | Developer Information | Support
Learn More | Support
Local Departmental Servers. Your department may have web publishing environments already set up for your use. To see if any are offered and for more information, check with your local IT department.
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Web Publishing Resources
- Add a UW Header & Footer to your Site
- University Brand Guidelines
- Web Publishing Workshops and Certificates
- Web Design Services on Campus
Guidelines and Rules
- Terms of Use and Privacy Policy
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Non-student UW-affiliated sites are required to link to the UW Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
. - Appropriate Use of UW Resources
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Be sure that you're familiar with the Appropriate Use of UW Resources page on IT Connect.
- Secure your Site
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As a site owner, you are responsible for its security. These guidelines outline your responsibilities. The Office of the Chief Information Security officer is also a valuable resource.









