This page provides a conceptual overview of the PBC web site. The two main areas of the site are communities and the message library.
A community consists of a group of people (members). Each community has an email list for the members, a calendar of events and one or more pages of information.
Any user on the site can initiate a new community. In order for this community to become active, one of the site administrators must complete the registration process. The site administrator will ensure that the content or purpose of the community is acceptable for the site and that the user creating the community understands the responsibilities of administering the community.
People who have already created an account on the site can request to join a community. The community administrator will be notified of this request and then complete the process of adding the member.
The administrator of a community can add existing users on the site as well as create new user accounts and add them to the community.
Each community is provided with a calendar. The calendar consists of events. Single events can be duplicated to many dates. Once created, an event duplicate is an independent event and changes to it are not propagated to other event duplicates.
The content pages for communities, users, events and messages all share the same content capabilities. These pages can have text blocks, files uploaded and linked to, photo albums and video elements. Pages can also have sub-pages.
There is a generic comment facility for any page. If the page has enabled it, a comment area is provided at the end of the page. In this area, existing comments are displayed and a button enables a logged in user to add a comment.
Content on the site falls into two categories:
Individual pages can be marked public or private. So, a public community can have private pages.
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