Distributed web editing for an institutional portal
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3145/epi.2007.may.02Keywords:
Shared web editing, Institutional portals, Content management, Audit, Civil service.Abstract
This article offers a case study about content administration and management support for institutional portals. It describes the structure and workings of a shared web editing system that has been implemented for the official portal of the Education and Culture Section of Murcia´s Regional Government. The article offers general instructions and advice for excellent system performance. It highlights the benefits of decentralized web editing as a method for supplying high quality content in civil service portals and recommends considering an institutional portal to be an added public service in public administration.
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