News

• New Users: Getting started with LiveWhale
  Getting started
• New users start here
  Are you a new LiveWhale user? Here’s what you need to know.
• Working with the WYSIWYG toolbar
  Working with links in WYSIWG toolbar
• Searching your group’s content
  Searching your group’s content
• How to use this site
  The purpose of this site is to provide you with the tools to create, edit and improve your website within Lewis & Clark’s LiveWhale community.
• What is LiveWhale?
  LiveWhale is software that allows Lewis & Clark students, faculty and staff to post content to the college’s website.
• How to Log In
  To log into Lewis & Clark’s LiveWhale content management system, click on this link: http://www.lclark.edu/livewhale, type in your username and password into the corresponding fields and click on the “Sign In” link.
• Whom do I ask for LiveWhale help?
  Need more support? Here is a list of people in New Media and elsewhere who can help you.
• Writing for the Web
  As part of our 2009 redesign, WhiteWhale created a writing guide that tackles the two toughest issues: basic writing for the web and specific notes about writing for/about Lewis & Clark. It’s based on general rules on good writing for the web and PubCom’s own style guide.
• Keeping your content “fresh”
  Successful web sites provide or give the perception of providing fresh, interesting content. Some groups have many activities, events and announcements and thus provide a must-click destination for their group’s audience
• How do I get access to edit my pages?
  Getting added to LiveWhale user groups
• What web browser should I use with LiveWhale?
  LiveWhale was built to be used with the Firefox web browser. You can download Firefox here: http://www.firefox.com