Do you need to create a website and do not want to be held back by installing and configuring your own system? Are your requirements complex? Are you looking for a stable and reliable custom-made solution? We are offering a CMS Umbraco, a unified web platform built upon Open-source to anyone from the Masaryk University or outside of it.
The Faculty of Arts has recently initiated the reconstruction of websites for its institutes and departments. The first of these - The Chinese Study Seminar - is ready. It is the first to have been built on a common platform.
To log in to Umbraco, you no longer need to enter your name and password independently. Umbraco and the Unified MUNI Login are now connected allowing you to log into the MU integrated systems (Inet, Kredit, ...) in a single move.
The MU Faculty of Arts has a new website which runs on WebCentre and makes use of the unified visual style templates.
We operate Umbraco, a CMS system that allows the creation of custom-made website presentations and information systems, their easy editing and maintenance.
websites for faculties, departments and specialised units,
website presentations for conferences organized by the university,
websites ensuring mandatory project publicity,
comprehensive websites and information systems with special functionality
In addition to the regular, basic CMS functionality, the WebCentrum offers some functional unites of a more comprehensive nature. We provide these units free of charge and may modify for a fee whose amount depends upon the work involved. If you’d like to know more about any of the functions or add it to your website, please contact webcentrum@ics.muni.cz. Functions marked with a star are automatically available for all websites.
Multi-lingual websites, comfortable editing of individual language versions, various website structures serving various languages
Authorising the rights to edit entire websites as well as individual pages to MU and external users. Currently available upon e-mail request.
Comfortable creation of rich content and responsive websites.
There is an option to create your own workflow to manage the content on complex websites (approval and other functions).
A configurable notification on the use of cookies on the website in accordance with the EU Directive.
Interactive maps of Masaryk University buildings and rooms for your website that allow you to highlight specific areas.
The system allows news and events to be published on the website. It is also possible to publish several groups of articles in various sections of the website.
RSS news feeds appear on the website in a form that may be machine processed.
Custom-made structured data record- keeping based upon your requirements. For instance, keeping records of partners, etc.
Searching the website using Google.
This functions allows anonymous login through remote services. Subsequently, it is possible to make a portion of the website available using the ‘Content Protection’ function.
User registration, registration administration and custom-made creation of specialized functions for users based upon your requirements.
Sending newsletters to registered users; the option to use a filter respecting the parameters entered.
Administration of conference users, purchasing packages using the OC, uploading abstracts and communication with registered e-mail addresses.
Making some types of MU central data available for adjustable information display (e.g., persons, projects, publications...).
Registrations for seminars or other events; the option to limit capacity and administer registered users.
This function allows website pages to be assigned access protection for specified user groups.
To create a new website presentation, please contact webcentrum@ics.muni.cz.
You’ll also need an internet address. As part of the development of your website, we will provide you with a temporary address free of charge; the final address may be either:
... and more.
WebCentrum development and operation is provided by the Information Systems Division at the MU Institute of Computer Science, who collaborate with their colleagues in other divisions at the MU Institute of Computer Science. The greatest burden of responsibility for the non/functionality of the system is born by the following employees:
Web architecture design, testing
Customer care
Development of the system core, websites and prototype UI
Head of the project, development of the system core and websites
Communication with users, website development
Database and System Administrator
Implementation of database information displays for MU
Website development, student at the Faculty of Informatics