Web Applications
As part of the Web Group's core challenge to solve web-based problems with school-wide solutions, we have developed an ever-growing suite of applications to enhance the school's websites.
Web Content Management System
The Yale School of Medicine uses the SDL Tridion web content management system. Currently, the school is using Tridion 2011. Implemented in March 2011, the school manages more than 300 websites in the system and hundreds of individual website editors.
YSM Faculty Profile System
The Faculty Profile Project was designed to collect, display, and utilize information about faculty in order to improve faculty communications, engender a sense of community and collaboration at Yale School of Medicine (YSM), expand information about YSM faculty online, and improve the internal and external reputation of YSM.
Yale Clinical Trials System
Yalestudies.org displays information about all clinical trials actively recruiting at Yale. Potential participants may express their interest in specific trials or in categories of trials. Trial information comes from clinicaltrials.gov and is tagged with categories and PIs by Yale Staff.
Resource Scheduler
The School of Medicine's online Resource Scheduler allows YSM organizations to give scheduling access to their resources (lab equipment, rooms, etc.) based on constraints (i.e. users can only schedule one time slot per every 24 hours) and charge users for time via validated PTAEOs.
Event Calendar
The School of Medicine's online event calendar is an intuitive and easy to use system available to display public or private calendars on YSM websites.
Form Builder
The School of Medicine's online Form Builder allows non-technical people to easily construct forms to place them on their website.
Maestro Event Management System
The Maestro Event Management system is a full-featured commerce system that offers electronic ticketing, conference registration, conference management, payment gateways, and point-of-service scanners, printers, and on-site payment collection devices.
