Managing A Programme of Courses

Topic:	Managing A Programme of Courses
TooTrueTroubs Freshman Posts: 5 Posted: 3.Oct 2003 - 11:40	I'm considering PostNuking a site that I've run and updated yearly for some time now Example Here. I've posnuked my own site, so I'm familiar with the basics, but I'm still fairly new to PN. I'd like to be able to set it up so that I can create a template for how the information is presented, then leave them to insert the info. I also don't want it to be a forever-scrolling page: there's a lot of courses to cover, and to make it more manageable last time, I broke it up into 3rds of a year (don't ask. I wanted the more sensible quarterly outlook, but they thought it'd be too many menu items ). I wouldn't mind if it broke it down into pages of 10 courses, provided there was also a way to tie it into a calendaring & topic system, for easier categorisation of courses.... I'm really not sure what direction to take here, any ideas?

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Managing A Programme of Courses

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3.Oct 2003 - 11:40

I'm considering PostNuking a site that I've run and updated yearly for some time now Example Here.

I've posnuked my own site, so I'm familiar with the basics, but I'm still fairly new to PN. I'd like to be able to set it up so that I can create a template for how the information is presented, then leave them to insert the info. I also don't want it to be a forever-scrolling page: there's a lot of courses to cover, and to make it more manageable last time, I broke it up into 3rds of a year (don't ask. I wanted the more sensible quarterly outlook, but they thought it'd be too many menu items icon_rolleyes

).

I wouldn't mind if it broke it down into pages of 10 courses, provided there was also a way to tie it into a calendaring & topic system, for easier categorisation of courses....

I'm really not sure what direction to take here, any ideas?