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Create a Knowledge Base Article
Create a Knowledge Base Article
- Michael Anthony Waara
Owned by Michael Anthony Waara
GUIDE STATUS: IN REVIEW
Overview
Knowledge base articles are key to keeping staff (and the public) up-to-date on any information that might be seen as relevant to anyone associated with OIT. Knowledge articles have the ability to be restricted to certain groups or individuals, have a built-in approval and review process, and when articles have not been updated in a reasonable amount of time, have the ability to be retired. This ensures that knowledge articles are always a good source of information for the people that would most need it. Follow the guide below to see the three different ways to create a knowledge article, how to fill out a new knowledge article's fields appropriately, and what different approval workflows look like post-creation.
Create a Knowledge Base Article
- There are three different ways to navigate to a new knowledge base article form.
- Follow the guide Navigate to the Knowledge Base to navigate to the Knowledge Base homescreen.
- Click the Create Content button at the top right of the content frame.
- Select a value for the Knowledge Base reference field. The most common Knowledge Base to use is called Knowledge.
- If you would like to restrict the roles that have access to your article, follow the Edit Knowledge Base Article Roles guide.
- Enter the title of your article in the Short Description field. This is what will be displayed when users search for articles.
- Use the Article body field to write your article. The Article body field has a text editor built-in with options for HTML editing, text formatting, media embedding, etc.
- Click the Submit button once you're finished writing your article to submit it to the Knowledge Base.
Update Log
Updated By | Date | Notes |
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Revised to include more information. Pending review. | ||
Michael Anthony Waara | First draft complete. Pending review. | |
Michael Anthony Waara | Initial creation. |