I had a very interesting experience this morning presenting a session about higher ed podcasting in the US to a room full of people at the University of Warwick in the UK.
No long flight or dreadful jet lag required (but no nice sightseeing in the UK either :-).
I did my presentation using WebEx [...]
I’ve just realized that I haven’t posted this post Melissa Cheater, one of the 6 readers who did some guest blogging this year at EduWeb, sent me Wednesday morning after getting back to the office.
Ken Ronkowitz, Media & Instructional Tech manager at NJIT and an excellent higher ed blogger at Serendipity 35, presented last Tuesday [...]
Webmaster at Mars Hill College, Andy Mrozkowski presented a session titled “Flash video for Your Institution” yesterday in Baltimore. Andy will actually present at ” Lights, Camera, Action - How to Add Online Videos to Your Marketing Mix, ” a 3-webinar series in September I designed for Higher Ed Experts (For more info, go to [...]
Yesterday in Baltimore, Penny Bouman, Manager of Enrollment Publication and Communications, and Craig Westman, Interim Dean of Enrollment Services, Ferris State University, presented “Do U YouTube? Social Networking and Its Impact on Recruiting and Its Impact on Recruiting and Marketing.”
This is Christian Burk’s third and last scheduled post.
Definition of “brand”
"A brand is not a name [...]
Earlier today Diane Kubarek, Director of the Office of Web Communications at Cornell University, and Al Gonzalez, Assistant Director of Integrated Web Services at Cornell University presented at EduWeb a sessions titled “Supporting a Central Web Presence with a True Communications / IT Partnership.”
This is Drew’s second and last scheduled blog post.
Diane and Al presented [...]
Earlier today, Alberto Fernandez, Director of Web Strategy at Lynn University presented a session titled “It Can be Done: How to delineate and implement a successful Web strategic plan.”
This is Lacey Updegraff’s third and last scheduled post.
Alberto began by showing a video about how we are living in exponential times. You can get more information [...]
Yesterday afternoon, Darren Wacker, consultant at James Tower, presented a session titled “It’s a Blog Eat Blog World - How to Make your Student Recruitment Blogs Stand Out from the Rest.”
This is Jonathan Stephens’ first scheduled post.
A refreshing twist to the vendor-esque presenter, Darren was up front about “not” hocking any service or software [...]
Yesterday, Dirk Swart, a project manager at Cornell University, presented a session titled “Sociological Aspects of Web Projects.”
This is Christian Burk’s second scheduled post.
As part of his presentation, which was in the middle of the afternoon, Swart passed around what he called “clickers,” which allowed people to answer in real time questions he had [...]
Lorraine Spencer, IT Manager at Johns Hopkins University in the Office of Continuing Medical Education presented today a session titled “A Web Re-Design: Lessons Learned.”
This is Amy Stevens’ second and last scheduled post.
What happens when you simultaneously launch a redesign of both your front end and back end of your institutions’s website?
Ms.Lorraine [...]
Today, Jack J. Chielli, Executive Director at Wilkes University presented a session titled “A Majority of One” about an integrated recruiting campaign his institution launched this year.
This is Lacey Lacey Updegraff’s second scheduled post.
Wilkes University, a small school in Pennsylvania, placed a high bet on a large marketing campaign last year. Their main advertising message [...]
