CMS Training & Support
For Web Content Owners & Contributors -FAQ
Get Started with the Content Management System (CMS)
The Content Management System (CMS) is the platform used to update and manage content on the LBCC website. The CMS allows designated department web teams to edit and maintain their pages while following established content management guidelines.
CMS access is granted after a department submits its designated web team information (as identified by the VP or Dean).
CMS Training Resources
CMS training materials, documentation, and visual guides are available to support content contributors at every stage.
These resources include:
- Step-by-step guides
- Recordings from previous training sessions
Submitting a Web Support Ticket – Frequently Asked Questions
When do I need to submit a web support ticket?
Please submit a ticket when you need assistance with updates or requests related to webpages on lbcc.edu that require CMS web coordinator (admins) support.
Tickets are needed for requests such as:
- Uploading files (images, photos, PDFs, or other documents)
- Changing page templates or layouts
- Creating or updating site navigation or menus
- Requesting or modifying CMS access for users
- Making updates that fall outside your CMS role or permissions
Here’s the link to the ticket system: https://launch.lbcc.edu
How long does it take to complete a request?
To help us process requests as efficiently as possible, please submit tickets as early as you can and include all required details. The lbcc.edu website is currently supported by one web coordinator who manages all CMS administrative requests.
Typical turnaround times are:
- Simple updates: approximately 4-5 business days
- More complex requests: typically 2–3 weeks
Providing complete information up front helps avoid delays and allows us to support your request smoothly. Thank you for your understanding and collaboration.
What should be included in my web support request?
To help us process your request as quickly as possible, please include all required details when submitting your ticket. This typically includes the page URL, a clear description of the update, any related files or images, and the desired timeline.
For a complete list of what to include, please review the Ticket Submission Checklist before submitting your ticket:
What to Include with Your Request
How use or navigate the ticket system?
The ticket system is managed by ITS. For questions about accessing, navigating, or troubleshooting the ticket system itself, please contact the IT Help Desk for assistance. Here’s the link to the ticket system: https://launch.lbcc.edu
Once a ticket is submitted:
- Requests related to web content on the lbcc.edu domain are reviewed and processed by the Web Coordinator and CMS Administrator, Christina Chuu.
