Is this a digital learning environment?

A publication presents information and stories. Assignment submission, assessment, enrolment and progress records are separate tasks for the educational systems designed to handle them.

Can we reuse programme descriptions?

Use approved, current material and identify the authoritative source. Avoid maintaining conflicting versions of changing admissions or programme details. Ask the responsible programme team to check the explanation.

What should I start with?

Choose a small, representative part of your publication: an introduction, one story and a practical next step. Use it to assess the reading experience. Begin with non-confidential sample content and check the current capabilities and terms in Greenzeen.

Create an online education publication

Give education stories a purposeful online format.

Educational institutions share knowledge, introduce programmes and tell stories about their communities. Each publication needs its own audience and purpose. Explore an edition in Greenzeen that combines substantive stories, context and practical references without rebuilding the institution's website or learning environment inside a publication.

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Three editorial purposes

Introduce the institution

Give prospective students or partners useful context. Choose examples that explain why the institution and its environment may be relevant to their interests.

Share knowledge and research

Explain a topic with clear references. Distinguish findings from expectations and preserve important limitations in the underlying research.

Connect a community

Bring student, staff or alumni stories together around a defined theme. Decide who the edition is for before collecting contributions.

Choose one audience for the first edition

A prospective-student publication needs different material from a staff magazine or research edition. Select one brief and develop an opening, a substantive story and a useful next step.

Refer current programme details, admissions information and registration to the official source. Review permissions for personal stories and portraits. The publication supports explanation and orientation; administration and learning activities remain in their established environments.

From a publication brief to a first draft

(01)
Choose one reader and purpose
Decide who the first edition is for, which question it should answer and what material belongs in it.
(02)
Plan a concise reading journey
Start with the essentials, add context and point to existing sources or channels for the next step.
(03)
Review real content
Try a representative section in Greenzeen and check text, imagery, links and readability before developing the rest.

More about the publishing platform.

Explore related formats: online programme or course guide · online research report

Frequently asked questions

Build a first draft with your own content.

Try Greenzeen and explore whether the publication format fits your story and readers.