Identity Guidelines

Web and Multimedia

Site Hosting

Site Registration

To register for a Web site on the utsa.edu Web server, please visit the Web & Multimedia Services Web site and complete a Web Custodian Application.

The central Web server at UTSA is provided for the use of the UTSA faculty and staff to support university-related home pages. All home page custodians are responsible for seeing that the server is used in an effective, efficient, ethical and lawful manner. Custodians are responsible for all information directly located on their home pages, which are not to be used for commercial purposes or non-university-related activities.

Web & Multimedia Services

Background

In 1998, Web & Multimedia Services (formerly Internet Development) was officially established in an effort to provide a centralized strategy to develop, implement, manage and maintain Web services at UTSA. Working in collaboration with the Office of Information Technology, which oversees the technical support of the main university Internet servers, Web & Multimedia Services acts as the administrative authorization and development agency for all Web-based servers within the utsa.edu domain. Part of this initiative is to provide strategies that will be cost-efficient, comply with state and federal guidelines, and fulfill the present and future business needs of the university.