Adding a new workshop on the website
- First of all, don’t forget to log in on the website.
- For all ongoing workshops there is a template for each one, from which you can make new events. (No template yet? Scroll down to see how to make a new one.)
- Once you’ve found the correct template:
- Go to the Workshop you want to add to the website
- Go to Admin.
- Duplicate the Workshop & make sure “publish” is ticked.
- Take out 'T -' from the title.
- Change the content group from Kennis pagina to Default content group.
- Fill in all the variables (date, time, ticket link, Facebook link).
- Check if there is a Dutch version of this template. If yes, make sure to put in ticket links and fill in the correct dates in the text.
- Choose two of the pictures, disconnect the rest.
- Save!
- Check that your event shows on the Workshop calendar of the website.
Making a template for a new workshop
- You can start anywhere on the website, and click “Admin”.
- Go to Dashboard, and “Make a new page or media”.
- Give it a title “T - [workshop tite]”, select “Workshop” for category, “Kennis pagina” for content group, leave “publish” unticked.
- New you have a new page → click “save and view” → you see the webpage → click “edit”.
- Fill in the tutor’s name in the subtitle.
- Add key words. There should be at least 5.
- Add actor: this is the tutor.
- Add location: Mediamatic Biotoop.
- Add organizer: Mediamatic Foundation.
- Edit time: leave the dates empty and fill in the default times of the workshop.
- Add introduction (right under subtitle): This is a short and attractive description of the workshop. This can be 3-4 lines. Under intro, add “Tickets / Facebook”, which will be linked later.
- Add description: This is the box under introduction. You will have a section “What you will do”, describing the workshop more in detail. After this you will have a section “[Tutor’s full name]”, which is a short bio of the person. On the bottom, you will have a section “Information”, with all the details about the event.
- Fill in the description, if you already have it. Use “heading 3” for headings.
- Fill in all the details that you already know. Check how this is done in the other workshop templates.
- Fill in the disclaimers at the end. You can copy-paste these from other templates.
- Now do the same for the Dutch page. To find this setting, click the cogwheel on top right. Tick “Nederlands”.
- Fill in the details in Dutch.
- Now SAVE! Before adding any media.
- Go to add media at the bottom.
- Find existing images or upload new media. If you are uploading new media, don’t forget to add a description that relates to the workshop. Also you can add keywords and actors to images. You can do this later.
- Attach all the photos that you have to promote this workshop.
- Save!
- Go to Website Templates page to add your template.
- Go to “Admin” → on the right “Contains” → “add” → you template should show on the top, because it was just edited → click it → “save and view”.
Collections of workshop
- We use collections to help us in workshop promotion.
- You can find it: Workshop knowledge -> workshop promotion -> collections of workshops.
- In these collections we collect workshops per series. We link this collection to newsletters, facebook, and sometimes as an overview for a (potential) participant who wants to know the upcoming dates.
- Don't forget to updates this twice a month.