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Book a Training SessionGain a practical understanding of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Sites.
Gain a practical understanding of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Sites. Beginning with an overview of Traditional AEM Authoring and Edge Delivery Services, you will learn how to create and edit responsive web pages. You will have the opportunity to practice these skills through hands-on exercises. After constructing a site, you will learn the importance of using workflows and launches. You will become familiar with creating and using Content Fragments and Experience Fragments to efficiently re-use content across a site. This course is suitable for content authors looking to learn about AEM Sites, as well as AEM developers seeking to understand the authoring side of AEM Sites.
Along with this training, you will receive:
No prior AEM experience is required. Lumenbrite recommends basic computer skills on Windows or Mac and a basic understanding of content management for websites. The course builds your AEM authoring skills through hands-on exercises.
This course is designed for content authors who need to create and manage pages in AEM Sites. It's also a good fit for AEM developers who want to understand the authoring side of the sites they build.
Yes. The course begins with an overview of both Traditional AEM Authoring and Edge Delivery Services, then focuses on the hands-on skills for creating and editing responsive web pages.
Yes. Lumenbrite can customize private AEM Sites Authoring training around your team's site structure, content workflows, and goals, delivered onsite, at a Lumenbrite location, or Online Live. Contact Us to discuss your team's needs
It depends on your role. AEM Sites Authoring is for content authors who create and manage pages, and for developers who want to understand the authoring side. AEM Sites Development is for developers who build the site itself, including components, blocks, styles, and client-side code. Developers are expected to know the authoring topics before taking Development, so many start here. If you're unsure, Contact Lumenbrite and we can help you choose.
No. AEM Sites Authoring teaches you to create and manage web pages in Adobe Experience Manager. AEM Forms Designer training focuses on designing interactive, fillable PDF forms. If your work is web content, choose AEM Sites. If it's forms, see AEM Designing Interactive Forms. Contact Lumenbrite if you need both.
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