This article contains frequently asked questions related to faculty profiles in myElements, and faculty and staff profile pages appearing in school and college websites.

This article describes how to turn off automatic backups in one's own PlymouthCreate.

This article goes over the most common problem with storage issues on a Plymouth Create domain, which can be fixed by deleting backup files.

This article includes many helpful links to refer to when using Plymouth Create. Categories include: general information, CPanel dashboard, domain management, application, Creative Commons and Public Domain Licensing, exporting, and quotas.

This article provides the steps on how to add general notes or information in addition to the list of materials in the course listing.

This information is for faculty and department support staff who can edit course information on the course search site and would like to add an introductory video.

This article explains how to copy the course description into another course.

This article describes how to edit course details.

This article describes how to login and view course details.

This article explains how students can search for courses, books, save their courses and download their course list.

This article will demonstrate how to integrate UNH Today news feeds into websites.

In order to support and maintain our free website platforms, USNH Domains and mySites at USNH accounts are periodically reviewed to determine whether they have not been logged in to or updated in more than a year. Sites which are no longer active will be removed. This article provides Instructions for downloading USNH Domains and mySites at USNH content.

WordPress.com is a free and open-source place to build and manage websites that can be shared with users outside the USNH system. Faculty, staff, and students who need or want to create content in a web-format that can be shared publicly, such as blogs or eportfolios, can create a free account to get started.

This article explains how to setup and access a free account on WordPress.com, and lists resources for further training and support. ET&S does not currently support individual WordPress.