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VIDEOS

All videos need titles. Only use a caption if you think it's needed to explain further. Keep them short and avoid using questions. Only use the name in the caption.

Use these kinds of titles as a guide:

Researching at Victoria’s Marine lab

Building games with industry experts

Studying where New Zealand law is made

Using IT to innovate

Caption - Professor Benoit Aubert, Head of School of Information Management, says organisational culture is key to enabling innovation.

or if they don't quite work you can deviate.........

Fourth year student’s project— Too Crowded

Creativity in maths


TRIPLE CROWN

This block has been approved by the powers.  You can tweak it slightly if you need to.

“You’ll be joining the Victoria Business School—one of just 72 business schools worldwide that hold the 'Triple Crown' of international business education accreditations. You can be confident your degree will stand up against the best around the world.

Find out more about accreditations and what they mean for you [http://www.victoria.ac.nz/vbs/about/welcome/accreditation]”
[insert three logos from uploads box on Economics and Finance About page]

 

QUOTES AND STORIES

Use the best quote you can find to illustrate/colour what you are writing about, regardless of whether you are using the person on the People and Stories page. 

HOWEVER you need to have at least one quote on the Topic /About page that does link to the P and S page.  Otherwise the reader may miss the P and S page altogether. 

If your quote came from a story you are using on the People and Stories page - add the text [Full story] (in square brackets) after the name and student's degree (or staff title) so they know to add this link.

All staff quotes must link to either the full story on People and Stories, or if you aren't using them there, link it to the staff profile. (choose the best one and copy the link in). An example is

Professor Peter Whiteford

School of English, Film, Theatre and Media Studies 

[Linkto:http://www.victoria.ac.nz/seftms/about/staff/peter-whiteford] Staff profile

Remember to check whether the person has more than one staff profile and use the best one. Peter, for example, has a second that is empty except for contact details, despite it being the 'high' position.

All staff stories on the P and S pages must also link to their profile. This means that for a staff member quoted on the About page you might link to the full story and then from their to the profile. Or you might link straight from the quote to their staff profile.

 

HYPHENS

Use a hyphen when a noun follows:

an up-to-date collection

a state-of-the-art museum

BUT:

The collection is up to date.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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