Understanding what you can do with the web is a challenge. We’ve aggregated a few of our favorite resources to help make sense of it all. If you have further questions, feel free to reach out to webhelp@gse.harvard.edu for additional assistance.
Internal Resources
Drupal Guidelines: This document higlights the steps necessary to access, create, and update content on the HGSE website which is an open source software application which includes a content management platform and development framework called Drupal.
Other Website Requests: Whether you are hoping to build a new site on a Harvard platform, or just looking for guidance, your school or unit can get you the help you need by emailing HUIT.
External Resources
W3Schools: This site is a free resource that provides excellent tutorials for learning web coding languages. If you are a beginner, their HTML tutorial is an absolute must. They also have information on CSS, Javascript, SQL, XML, and more.
The Absolute Beginner's Guide to Google Analytics, from Moz Blog: This is an excellent introduction to basic usage of GA.
Drupalize Me: Looking for excellent video tutorials for beginner through advanced Drupal usage and development? Look no further. There is a small collection of good, free videos, but be aware that the full collection comes with a monthly fee.