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Essential Guides and Resources

Everything you need to edit and manage content on the LSE website in one place. From comprehensive editor guides and People Pages best practice to your editor responsibilities and information about the Digital Communications team, these resources will help you create high-quality, accessible and effective web content using Contensis.

LSE Website Guide for Contensis Editors (pdf)

This comprehensive guide provides everything you need to create, edit and manage content on the LSE website using Contensis. It covers the core features of the platform, explains LSE's content standards and best practice, and includes step-by-step guidance to help you confidently publish and maintain high-quality web content. Whether you're new to Contensis or need a refresher, this guide is your primary reference for editing the LSE website.
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Editing responsibility: Complete the terms of use form

Publishing content on the LSE website carries responsibilities. Before you begin using Contensis, please review and accept the Website Editors' Terms of Use, covering content quality, accessibility, copyright, GDPR and SEO best practice.
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Making the Most of Your LSE People Page

Everything you need to create and maintain an effective LSE People page. The guide is available as a slide guide, movie and web guide, providing the same guidance in three different formats.
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Digital Communications Team

The Digital Communications team is responsible for developing and managing LSE's main public-facing website (lse.ac.uk). We support website editors across the School by providing guidance, training and best practice, helping departments create accessible, high-quality content and make the most of the Contensis content management system.
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🌐 Site View

Site View provides a visual way to browse and manage content by showing pages in the context of the live website. It's useful for finding content, understanding site structure and navigating the CMS more intuitively.
Learn how to use Site View to edit pages directly from your website. Instead of searching for content in the CMS, you can browse to a page, select the content you want to update, and open it straight away in Contensis.