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Possible streamlined content - with link to more detailed information contained within Sharepoint site

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Possible streamlined content - with link to more detailed information contained within Sharepoint site

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Link content headings to current searches

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Link content headings to current searches

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What are the staff who need this guidance searching for the most? Use this to inform how info is headed and grouped.

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Can't find a 'like' button but YES PLEASE

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Details of upcoming training as well as training resources

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Details of upcoming training as well as training resources

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More specific process guidance docs / flowcharts

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More specific process guidance docs / flowcharts

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If we do move to a protected/sharepoint format, this has really great potential for induction of new SS staff. Training, recordings, scenarios, example paperwork, FAQs, etc.

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I think we need to clearly capture what is a SS process/policy etc. Current website has a lot about engagement/attendance under 'SS policies' which doesn't fall in SS everywhere; I can't see anything however about temp/perm leave which usually does. It kind of needs to be all or nothing, given how much functions overlap, and clearly headed/categorised.

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needs to be more practical guidance/support - relevance to staff roles/induction links

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needs to be more practical guidance/support - relevance to staff roles/induction links

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Do we need this site - have the student facing one instead?

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Do we need this site - have the student facing one instead?

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, I'd want to come to staff pages and find some information that would specifically help me work through a process, rather than just being signposted to a general student facing policy. The difficulty is that these are public facing pages that students could come across and we might not want them to see the in sand outs of processes 

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, I'd want to come to staff pages and find some information that would specifically help me work through a process, rather than just being signposted to a general student facing policy. The difficulty is that these are public facing pages that students could come across and we might not want them to see the in sand outs of processes 

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need comms to explain purpose of the site?

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need comms to explain purpose of the site?

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Dumping ground of information - pathway for information is not clear to finding what you need

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Dumping ground of information - pathway for information is not clear to finding what you need

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This is something staff might really want to find out about but is not up to date re: named staff (Jane!) https://ses.leeds.ac.uk/info/22160/emergencies/800/students_in_crisis

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News of a student's death or other crisis (for example, life-threatening illness, serious injury, road accident, attack or attempted suicide) can reach the University in a number of different ways, but in all cases must be reported immediately to the University Secretary, Roger Gair.

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What is the purpose of the site?  Is it adding anything

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What is the purpose of the site?  Is it adding anything

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signposts to other links that are already on student facing pages - little actual support on content for support

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signposts to other links that are already on student facing pages - little actual support on content for support

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most used information doesn't necessarily come up first

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most used information doesn't necessarily come up first