Role Agnostic

Georgia Tech defines a listing of data and the categorizations of sensitivity. Each level of sensitivity requires a certain threshold of actions and considerations.

The General Data Protection Regulation provides additional privacy rights for EU citizens.

As Educause explains in their primer posting:

The European Union set an effective date of May 25, 2018, for the General Data Protection Regulation, which replaces its Data Protection Directive of 1995 and significantly expands personal privacy rights for EU residents.

Georgia Tech requires that considerations be made for obtaining, storing sensitive data.

Sensitive Data Topics

With this plugin enabled for a website, you can add a shortcode to a page or post as follows:

[MEDIASPACE|id=1_XXXXXXXXX]

This will convert this shortcode into a Georgia Tech MediaSpace video.

This page details plugins developed for the usage of Professional Web Presence on Georgia Tech's campus.

The 1194.22(m).1 section relates to applet, plugin, or application boilerplate text present before file uploads of specific types. 

This includes content such as Adobe PDFs, Microsoft PowerPoint, etc.

Footer Link

Websites can meet this requirement by placing a link in the footer of the page linking to a single page highlighting the accessible readers for files on the website.

This page details tips and best practices for specified accessibility standards for usage on our webpages across campus. 

Please note that you should always check to make sure your content is applicable to the specified changes before incorporating changes below. Don't hesitate to ask a web developer if you have any questions about a remediation effort or an accessibility issue on a website.

Every website needs a domain name to identify it (e.g. www.gatech.edu), but not all domain names are equal.  The following attempts to demystify domain names and help you select the best name for your new website.

Georgia Tech Domain Names

Georgia tech owns the entire *.gatech.edu domain space, and so you can request names within this space at no charge to your unit.  However, there are differences in names, and new rules coming into effect that you need to consider.

This page details upcoming web development related conferences for the upcoming 2018 calendar year.

The most common approach for adding Central Authentication Service (CAS) support to a custom stand-alone PHP application is through the phpCAS Library.  As of mid 2017, the most recent version was phpCAS 1.3.5.  Note: If you are using an earlier version you should upgrade as soon as possible to obtain the latest security patches.