A website is a mirror of an organization. It is a real way of expressing what an organization believes by reflecting the organization’s mission and vision to its users. Days are gone when we used to build up static website which was a bit difficult to update, modify or make any change. All these difficulties show the way to capitalize dynamic website. A Content Management System (CMS) as a dynamic one helps any novice to create, modify, update and publish the content of webpage without having much of technical knowledge. Now a days library and Information Science professionals can take the advantages of using various open source CMS, Joomla as for example, for developing their website. Joomla is being widely used CMS all over the world to manage the content of the website. It has also been using in the case of website development of a number of libraries and information centers to inform the available services, create user accounts, manage back end database, provide virtual library service, highlight new arrivals, and bring any modification on regular basis. The present paper discusses the significance/application of CMS/Joomla in present-day’s digital library environment

1. PRESENTED BY:-
MANISH SINGH PHARSWAN
B.TECH(IT), VITH sem
roll no,-13

2. • introduction of cms
•what is joomla
•What joomla can do??..
•Joomla features
•Joomla requirements
•INSTALLATION OF JOOMLA
•basic STRUCTURE OF JOOMLA
•Examples of joomla
•references

3. • A content management system is software that keeps track of
every piece of content on your Web site.
• Content examples:
• simple text
• Photos
• Music
• Video
• Documents
• A major advantage of using a CMS is that it requires almost
no technical skill or knowledge to manage.

4. •Joomla is an award-winning content management system
(CMS).
•It is use to create:
•Applications
•Web Pages
•Forms
•Open Source
•Joomla is the most popular web site software available.

5. Joomla is used for all types of websites:
• Corporate Web sites or portals
• Corporate intranets and extranets
• Online magazines, newspapers, and publications
• E-commerce and online reservations
• Government applications
• Small business Web sites
• Non-profit and organizational Web sites
• Community-based portals
• School and church Web sites
• Personal or family homepages

6. Joomla supports:
•Caching (for quicker load times)
•RSS feeds
•Printable versions of web pages
•News flashes
•Blogs
•Polls
•Searches
•Language internationalization

7.  WAMP server or (*AMP server)
 W = Windows
 A = Apache
 M = MySQL
 P = PHP
Download : www.wampserver.com
 Joomla Package
 You can download Joomla package from
www.joomla.org/download.html

8. Simple – Download, Unzip, Install

13. Basic Structure of Joomla:-
Front-end
›Viewable by users
Back-end
›Editable by administrator
Database
›Stores information

14. Examples:-
MTV Networks Quizilla (Social networking)
•Blogging
•Forums
•Pictures
•Applications
•PHP Login

15. Outdoor Photographer (Magazine)
•Photos
•Photo Albums
•Photo Tagging
•Payments
•Forms

16. References:-
• Special thanks to GOOGLE search engine
• http://lecturer.eepis-its.
edu/~ferryas/praktKonjar/joomla.ppt
• http://www.wildbill.org/rose/Fall09/joomla.ppt
• http://www.cs.binghamton.edu/~steflik/cs328/joom
la.ppt

17. Lets start work with Joomla