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* Name:	First Name Last Name
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Please select the type of computing issue you have:

Operating System:

Request Description:

1. Type of Request

Troubleshooting a web problem

New service, site feature or new site development request

Editing access to an existing web site request

Information on a web product

None of Above

2. What would you like information about?

2. What are you requesting?

2. What will you need access to?

2. What are you having problems with?

	Group or Unit Name: (department, division, lab, center, program, etc.)
	Primary Contact:
	I will be the contact
	Name:
	Email:


	Person(s) who will maintain the new site:
	I will maintain the site myself
	Name(s):
	Email(s):
	* Note: Ongoing publication and maintenance is managed by the sponsoring unit, not by IRT, with very rare exceptions

Desired name of site (can be same as name of group or project; be precise, regardless)

Estimated number of pages in site

Are you sure there isn't already an existing SoM site for your group, division or department where your content should live? If you are not sure, click "No" and IRT will help you look.

Yes
No

Your preferred URL*:

http://med.stanford.edu/ /
http:// .stanford.edu/ (must be a single term, no www, and no extra dots or dashes)
* Choose one, or leave blank if you want IRT to suggest something; try your desired URL in your browser; if there's nothing there already (404 or "server not found") it's probably available

Will pages from another Web site be used in the construction of this one?

Yes If yes, what is the URL:
No

Do you have content ready for the new site?

Yes
No

Please describe the purpose and audience of the proposed site. Provide all relevant information, special requests, and/or questions about the development process

What is the existing SoM Site URL? (If you have an existing site not already hosted by IRT, it is considered a new site request; please select "New SoM Web site" from the Item 2 pulldown).
	Group or Unit Name: (department, division, lab, center, program, etc.)
	Primary Contact:
	I will be the contact
	Name:
	Email:


	*Person(s) who will maintain the new site:**
	I will maintain the site myself
	Name(s):
	Email(s):
	* Note: Ongoing publication and maintenance is managed by the sponsoring unit, not by IRT, with very rare exceptions

Do you want to re-organize your site map (vs. using the existing structure) and/or add new pages or content? Yes No
Are you ready to provide all of your new content and change requests within the next week? Yes No - If No, how soon:
Provide all relevant information, special requests, and/or questions about the development process


What type of security should be used (types of password-protection)?


To whom should access be restricted to? Please provide SUNet IDs, username/password, or domains to be used for authentication.


Will the files that are to be protected contain information covered by HIPAA?
Yes No

URL of site in question:


*Comments:


Please provide URLs of pages to be created:


List all recipient e-mail addresses :


*Question / Description of Request / Comments:


	If you wish to develop a Web site that uses database-driven technology like CGI, PERL, Java or any other back-end process, please contact us to discuss your project before beginning development. To ensure your project can be properly hosted and supported you'll need to make the appropriate technology choices. Please provide a detailed description of the functionality of your new application. Additional information for developers of applications is available on our Internet Applications page.

You should only use this form if you have already discussed your hosting needs with the IRT Data Center.

Video Server accounts are only provided to IRT-approved developers working on Stanford Medicine content who need to serve multiple videos frequently. All others seeking multimedia development, recording or hosting should contact IRT Multimedia Technologies.

	* Your Supervisor's Name
	Are you going to be uploading Real Media, Windows Media Files, or both? Real Media Windows Media Files Both
	* We restrict access by IP Address(es). What is/are the IP Address(es) of the computer(s) you will be uploading from?


E-mail Alias Requested:
@med.stanford.edu

Recipients of E-mail:


*Comments:

	Primary Author:
	I will be the author
	Name:
	Email:

	Additional Authors:
	Name(s)/Email(s):


	Name of Blog:
	URL of existing SoM site where blog can be installed:

	Desired URL, if a new site:

Initial categories for postings (we suggest you provide at least one):
Any other relevant information or special requests:


	URL of host Web site :
	Calendar name (8 char max):
	Calendar Description (will appear at top of calendar) :
	Viewing:	Anybody Password-Restricted
	Adding Events:	Anybody Password-Restricted


	Username for Administrator:
	Password:
	Verify Password:

Any other relevant information or special requests:


Name of Faculty Member:


*Questions / Comments:

	Primary Author:
	I will be the author
	Name:
	Department / Division:
	Email:


	Additional Authors:
	Name(s) / Email(s):

Name of Feed:
Any other relevant information or special requests:


	URL of Web site requesting access to:
		* Required for quickest response
	Software to be used for Web publishing (IRT-supported software)
		Adobe Dreamweaver Adobe Contribute
	Stanford Medicine sponsor or supervisor:
	Name:
	Email:
	Does the site have other maintainers?
		Yes No Don't know
	If yes, please list their names:

	I agree to IRT'sWeb Policies and Design Standards
Any other relevant information or special requests:



	Software to be used for Web publishing (IRT-supported software)
		Adobe Dreamweaver Adobe Contribute
	Version of practice site
		General Stanford Medicine Practice Stanford Hospital & Clinics Practice
	URL of site you are training to take over (optional)

We provide unlimited hosting for all online materials associated with Stanford Medicine on the central SoM server. If you’d like to take advantage of our development services, your site must reside in this central web environment. More »

Whether you want to build an entirely new site or integrate an existing site into the standard SoM format, we can provide your group with a useful Web presence that is easy to maintain and offers the functionality that you seek. We will work with you to define your site goals as well as your role in the development process. More »

IRT can quickly generate a custom online survey based on your list of questions. The online survey creation tool supports both public, non-secured anonymous surveys and Stanford-only secure surveys. It offers complete data tabulation and summary reports through a secure administrative URL and it can hide user ids for HIPAA-compliant reporting. More »

IRT offers resources and documentation to enable Web Authors to develop and maintain attractive Web sites. Individuals in charge of maintaining their group's site are recommended to take advantage of training resources such as instructive online training videos. More »

Web Authors can restrict access to certain Web pages or documents on their site. WebAuth is just one way of password-protecting Web content. With WebAuth in place visitors would need to provide a valid SUNet ID and password. Authentication can also be applied through an assigned username and password. More »

WebTrends is a software tool that allows you to analyze the traffic on your site. You can see how many visitors a page has, what pages have the most traffic and more. To set up a profile for your site, fill out the request form. When your profile has been set up, we will contact you with instructions on how to access it. More »

Simply launching a Web site does not necessarily mean that it will be seen. No matter how great your site is, it won't see much traffic unless you make it easy to access and people know that it exists. A few essential components influence your site's searchability: meta tags, links to your site, integration into the Stanford Medicine environment. More about publicizing your site »

Multimedia is a great way to communicate with your site's users. And multimedia tools have never been more accessible. IRT now supports Flash Video as the format of choice for video. More »

Community Academic Profiles (CAP) is an online resource that describes the primary appointments, research activities and publications of school faculty and researchers. Profiles can be linked from any site, and can be integrated with sites that use the SoM Web format. More »

Contribute is a simplified Web editing tool that makes it very easy to take care of an existing site. It is ideal for light maintenance by non-technical people including occasional changes to existing pages and new pages duplicated from them. It allows for routing of changes for approval before publishing and rollback to earlier versions. Easy to learn and use, Contribute is an excellent tool for groups who wish to minimize training in web development. IRT has a limited number of free site licenses available to SOM departments. More »

Dreamweaver is a power tool for site development and publishing and now an industry standard. If you need to do extensive development work on a site's structure, such as new topics and sub-sites, Dreamweaver is the way to go. With Dreamweaver, you can edit pages easily and visually, or hack the code. More »

FormMail is an IRT-supported email server script that allows visitors to send you email from your web page. Any site hosted on the IRT server can make use of FormMail.Because of security issues, use of FormMail is restricted. Any site hosted on IRT's server (med.stanford.edu) can make use of FormMail, once key information has been added to an approved list. More »

Owners of Stanford Medicine sites often channel site-related email through a non-personal email address. See the page on Site Contact Email Addresses. You can also request help with an email alias. More »

If you wish to develop a Web site that uses database-driven technology like CGI, PERL, Java or any other back-end process, please contact us to discuss your project before beginning development. To ensure your project can be properly hosted and supported you'll need to make the appropriate technology choices. IRT also maintains in-house solutions to serve the needs of researchers, clinicians, students, faculty and staff. More »

IRT can set up a Weblog, or "blog," using Movable Type. The classic blog is site where sequential "postings" are displayed in reverse chronological order. Blogs can also be adapted for use as forums, guestbooks, or secured document repositories. To request a blog, select " would like to request a service, site feature or new site development" under 1., above, then select "Blog."

Web Authors control everything in their site using Dreamweaver or Contribute except tab menus. Tab menus are controlled centrally by IRT. To request a change to your site's menus, select "I just need help" above, provide your site's home URL and the details of your menu change, including which tab, where in the menu (before or after what?), link label text and link URL, for each item.

Reggie allows faculty and staff to create online registration forms for any Stanford Medicine event. Provide online registration for events, meetings, seminars, conferences, non-curriculum courses, or any other gatherings of any size that require registration. All setup can be done online, for just about any kind of event or series of events. More »

The Biomedical Seminars Calendar offers a dynamic compendium of seminars and other events at the Medical Center. If you would like an event added or changed, please contact the appropriate maintainer from the online calendar contact list. It is remarkably easy to link to listings of seminars and other events for your group, and to details of events listed in the calendar. View Calendar »

You can have your site reviewed at any time by IRT. Your site will be checked for issues such as link integrity, search functionality, and overall appearance of pages. Just select "new site feature or service" on this form, then "Review of My Web site".


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