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Free services from ATC include consulting, building, and maintaining research and instruction-related web sites. Using EduBlogs and other services.

Service links

CIT's Academic Technologies Centers (ATC)

All of ATC's direct services are free; they don't have a charging mechanism.

The ATC can help you use, often for free, many CIT services, as well as some non-Cornell services if they'll better meet your needs.

Sample request for assistance, from Oliver in ChemIT

Jump start

Create an account

Anyone needing to edit a blog has to create an account on CU Blogs. Doing so is as easy as just logging it. That's it!

Here are the precise steps:

  • Go to <https://blogs.cornell.edu/wp-login.php>
  • Click the blue button that says, "Use My ID" in the top box (just under the words, "Log in to my blog").
  • This will take you to a NetID authentication page. On that page, enter your NetID and password and press, "Login".

 That's it! Having done this will create an account with CU Blogs.

PI's: Create your research group's blog site.

  • Choose a short name, for the URL. Most often this is the PI's last name.

Cut-over steps

Contact ChemIT if you need any assistance with any of this- thank you.

1. Confirm your group's new web site on CU Blogs is ready for production.

2. Contact CIT Webservices <webservices@cornell.edu> to do the domain name transition.

Include your group's CU Blog address and your group's domain name (which points to where your old web site is). Example:

=======================
Subject: CNAME CU Blog change request

 Hello,

 Please make the appropriate DNS and blog configuration changes to change the blog at <http://blogs.cornell.edu/groupname> to <http://groupname.chem.cornell.edu>.

 Please let me know if you have any problems or concerns on this. Thank you!

 =======================

3. Confirm the cut-over worked.

4. Your old group's site is still accessible via the same WebDAV address your group used to edit it in the past. You just will not be able to see it via a web browser.

5. Once you have confirmed all is working correctly with your new web site, contact ChemIT so we can coordinate the shutdown of the group's old web site (hosted at CIT's Static web site service) with your group, and  make sure you have the files you want.

  • Q: Request a copy of your old site from ChemIT, if it was hosted at CIT's static web site (as most were)?
  • Once everything is confirmed with you, ChemIT will then tell CIT Webservices to shutdown, disable, and destroy the old infrastructure for your group's old static website.

Examples

Chemistry Research groups using CU Blogs

Completed migration

Wolczanski Research Group

Marohn Research Group

Baird Research Group

Crane Research Group

Lewis Research Group

Lin Research Group

In progress

Dichtel Research Group

Hoffmann Research Group

Coates Research Group

Collum Research Group

Oliver,
I was looking through the list of sites that you sent and noticed that Collum Group is still just a shell of a site with no content -- http://blogs.cornell.edu/collum/&nbsp; This site was setup for grad student Laura Tomasevich (LLT42) in 1/2013.  I presume that this was one of the first of the Chemistry research group website/blogs.   I just wanted to make you aware so that you didn't think that this one was a.) done, or b.) if you wanted to touch-base with the grad student or faculty members involved.    If you would like Academic Technologies to follow-up afterwards, please let us know.

As of 3/5/14, Dave's VIVO entry for his group's URL was incorrect, pointing to <http://www.chem.cornell.edu/dbc6/Site_2/Home.html>(?!):

Davis Research Group

On hold

Aye Research Group

Arts and Science departments using CU Blogs

Examples from ATC (CIT)

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