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Public Web service

Public Web, or PubWeb, provides hosting services for university departments (business units, operational teams and service lines), Ag Extension and affiliates, individual faculty and staff members, and students organizations with sponsorship of a faculty member.

Accounts are not provided for individual students; however, instructors and work supervisors may request accounts for students to satisfy their NDSU academic or NDSU employment work.

Points to consider in choosing to use PubWeb:

  • All NDSU-hosted Web content is required to be accessible to people with disabilities
  • Use of PubWeb generally requires specific software (e.g., DreamWeaver) or knowledge of HTML
  • Content created by individual users is "uploaded" to the server using a software program (e.g., an sFTP program or DreamWeaver)

PubWeb: Just the Facts

Who can use it to distribute information?University departments (business units, operational teams and service lines), Ag Extension and affiliates, individual faculty and staff members, student organizations with sponsorship of a faculty member, and students for academic work with sponsorship of a faculty member
What will the address be?www.ndsu.edu/pubweb/~your-username
  (your-username is a maximum of 8 characters from your name, like jcarlson)
What type of content can be shared?Web pages, images and documents
Who can see the content?Anyone on or off campus
How is content developed and managed?Customers develop content using HTML, Perl, PHP, MySQL. [Content is managed using the individual's own software such as DreamWeaver]
How long can the site remain online?Web-based renewal is required every six months for basic customers

 

PubWeb Training and Support

Get Started with PubWeb

If you are a staff or faculty member who needs a Web development account for yourself or your department or business unit, go to the PubWeb overview page.

Are you a student? Students at NDSU are not eligible to have a personal Pubweb site; however, sponsored students may have basic or enhanced accounts if Web work is part of their NDSU work responsibility or their academic work.

Learn more about PubWeb service.


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Phone: +1 (701) 231-9722
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Mailing address: NDSU Dept. 1000 / PO Box 6050 / Fargo, ND 58108-6050
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Last Updated: Wednesday, October 30, 2019 11:32:18 AM
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