Are you going to HighEdWebDev2006 in Rochester, N.Y. in about 3 weeks?
I’m not. I wish I could, because this is one of the best conferences about the Web in higher education.
According to the organizers of HighEdWebDev2006, more than 400 people have already registered. That’s why I’ve decided to place a new call for guest bloggers to cover the conference.
It worked well for the EduWeb conference in Baltimore this summer: 7 amazing readers answered my call and blogged a total of 14 sessions. That was a great experience for everybody. Last year in Rochester, Brian Phelps blogged HighEdWebDev2005, and he loved it too!
So, why not consider guest blogging HighEdWebDev2006 for collegewebeditor.com — i.e. email me detailed notes of one or two (or more) presentations you attend?
Interested? Please email me at karine@collegewebeditor.com ASAP, so I have an idea of which sessions will be blogged.
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- Calling all good souls going to EduWeb: Guest blog the conference for collegewebeditor.com!
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- Live from Salisbury’s Web Communications and Strategies Conference: Good tips about web content audits from an information architecture professional
- Calling all higher ed web talents: presenters, speakers, freelancers and moonlighters
- Top 10 most popular blog posts on collegewebeditor.com in 2005
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