The document discusses a faculty-led project to create a casebook supplement site using WordPress. The site was set up to regularly update and flexibly organize content to match a textbook. Faculty worked with a publisher who wanted simple tools for portability. They installed WordPress due to its open-source, user-friendly nature and ease of backup. The site structure and content were configured and training materials were written. Sample pages included the homepage, recent updates section, and an individual article page.

1. Marketing Faculty Expertise
Casebook Supplement Sites

2. Beyond the Book

3. Faculty-led Project
• Co-Authors & Publisher “on board”
• Basic requirements:
– want regular updates
– simple tools/techniques
– portability, if necessary

4. Why Wordpress?
• Open-source
• User-friendly
• Quick setup
• Flexible organization
• Easy to backup/transfer

5. What did we need?
Structure Location Content
(TOC)

6. What did we do?
Install website
Configure to match textbook
Write training materials

7. Home Page
http://supplements.kentlaw.edu/energylawcasebook/

8. Recent Updates:
http://supplements.kentlaw.edu/energylawcasebook/index.php
/recent-updates/

9. Individual Article:
http://supplements.kentlaw.edu/energylawcasebook/index.php
/2010/epa-and-usdot-propose-tougher-fuel-standards

10. Back-end of website, as seen by student editor