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Adobe Experience Manager CMS Basics
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Adobe Experience Manager CMS Basics

Learn what AEM/CQ5 is by looking into and modifying a simple existing website application
Last updated 2/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand AEM at a very high level
  • Be able to identify how a simple app is structured

Course content

8 sections53 lectures1h 42m total length
  • Introduction2:27

    Explore Adobe Experience Manager CMS basics, learn what a CMS is and how AEM works at a high level, and see how to modify existing applications with content and components.

Requirements

  • You should have some programming experience
  • You should have access to an Adobe Experience Manager instance (it should be provided by your company or client)

Description

Adobe Experience Manager Basics course is a very high level overview of some of AEM's features focused mostly on helping you understand them at a very high level so you can start increasing your knowledge in future more specific AEM courses.

This particular AEM course covers the following:

  • What is AEM (a Content Management System or CMS by Adobe in which you can create websites similar to  Drupal, Wordpress or other CMSs - I spoiled the surprise I know).
  • How to install an author and a publish instance.
  • How to edit pages using the the classic and the touch UI.
  • Some authoring modes like edit, design and preview.
  • What are components, templates, clientlibs, etc.
  • And a simple project for you to apply some of the concepts seen in the course

At the end of this course you will have a better understanding of what AEM is when to look for certain things like pages, components and templates.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is for software programmers that would like to learn to create sites using AEM
  • People just starting using Adobe Experience Manager
  • Web developers learning about Adobe's Content Management System (CMS)