After being away from this blog from some time – geez, almost 2 weeks, that’s what work can do to you sometimes – I’m back with a new edition of my “Catch-up Date with Karine” series. Unless, you were leaving on an unconnected deserted island last week, you’ve probably heard about all the great things […]
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What to expect at the HighEdWeb 2008 conference in Springfield, MO
HighEdWeb 2008 will take place on October 5-8 in Springfield MO. Unfortunately, I’m not going this year. I haven’t placed a call for guest bloggers as I did in the past, because many higher ed bloggers/twitterers are scheduled to make the trip. However, if some of you would like to take this opportunity to publish […]
Top higher ed conferences and events for the remaining of 2008
Some of you might know it already, but I’ve been maintaining the calendar of higher ed conferences and events for a few months now. It’s a Google calendar that I update on a regular basis. A quick glance at the rest of 2008 on this calendar has revealed many interesting events, so I thought I […]
Higher Ed Conference Update: Portal 2008, EduComm, EduWeb and HighEdWeb
I don’t know about you, but there is so much going on lately that it’s really difficult to keep track of everything. So, here’s a quick update of what you need to keep in mind if you’re thinking about attending a conference or another professional development event. Portal 2008 at Gettysburg College, PA – June […]
The HighEdWeb Association found my long lost brother… Matthew Joly
Today, they even sent “Matthew” an invitation for the 2008 HighEdWeb Conference. Problem is I don’t have a brother and haven’t planned (or ever thought about it for that matter) any gender-changing surgery. Lori from the conference committee gave the explanation in a blog post posted yesterday: Due to a mail merge snafu with our […]
HighEdWeb 2008: Check out the redesigned conference website and submit your presentation proposal
I’ve just found out that the newly redesigned website – a design signed Jim Welch, an Admissions Counselor for Missouri State University – of the HighEdWeb conference is now live: This design was the winning entry of the contest launched to replace the old coffee mug theme. That’s definitely a BIG change, don’t you think? […]
Have you submitted your design to the HighEdWeb Conference Design Contest? Don’t miss today’s deadline
Here’s a quick reminder for you: the deadline of the design contest for the HighEdWeb Conference is approaching very, very fast. You can submit your competition entry for the logo and the website of this great conference to be held in Springfield, MO in October until this Monday at noon (ET? CT? PT?). Want to […]
Want to get a chance to show off your web design skills and talents to your peers? Enter the 2008 HighEdWeb Conference Design Competition by January 21, 2008
As announced a couple of weeks ago on this blog, the new web design (and the logo) of the HighEdWeb Conference to be held in Springfield, MO in October will be created by the winner of a design competition open to higher ed web designers. The details of the competition have just been posted on […]
HighEdWeb 2008: Save the date and design the website!
If you a regular reader, you already know that the 2008 edition of the HighEdWeb conference will take place at Missouri State University in Springfield (MO) on October 5-8. However, what you might not know yet is that you’ll soon get a chance to (re)design the conference website. Back in October, I emailed the conference […]
Got a place to host 400 to 600 higher ed Web professionals? The HighEdWebDev Conference is looking for a new location in 2008
The news was announced yesterday on the conference blog, HighEdWeBlog: The Higher Education Web Professionals Association is currently accepting proposals from sponsor groups/institutions who would like to host the 2008 conference. While October doesn’t seem the best time to welcome 400 to 600 higher ed professionals on any campus – which is probably why it’s […]
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