Administrative Dashboard
The administrative dashboard manages the content shared by all Omeka S sites and the core functionalities of the Omeka S installation.
This screencast walks you through the main features of the dashboard and navigating your Omeka S installation:
Navigating Omeka S from Omeka on Vimeo.
Admin main page
Lorsqu’un utilisateur se connecte, la première page qu’il voit est le tableau de bord de l’administrateur.
!!! note Depending on the user role, you may not see precisely the same options in the left-hand navigation. See below for details.

In addition to the left-hand navigation present on all pages (see below), the admin dashboard presents users with two boxes: Manage Resources and Manage Sites.
The Manage Resources box displays the following resources with their total count: Items, Item Sets, Vocabularies, and Resource Templates. Clicking on the label of the Resource will take you to the browse page; clicking the plus-symbol button to the right of the label will take you to the add page for that resource type.

The Manage Sites box lists the Sites on the install. Clicking on the site name will take you to the public view of the site; clicking the edit (pencil) button will take you to the Edit Site Info page for that site.
System information
In the bottom right corner of every page on the admin side is the current version of Omeka S, along with some helpful links. Click the link labelled « System information » to see a full page with details about your installation.

On this page you can verify the versions of dependencies that Omeka is using, such as PHP, ImageMagick, and MySQL. If a particular module requires your server to supply something like a PHP utility, you can look for it here. You can also look here to verify whether your Omeka installation recognizes a module you have tried to install.
You may be asked to supply the information on this page when asking for technical support on the Forums or when posting an issue on GitHub.
Clicking the two buttons near the bottom of the page can help you verify that PHP and ImageMagick are working properly for your site. Do this right after installation to ensure you don’t run into problems later on, such as when batch-importing items or running other PHP-dependent jobs.


