It’s always the season for website redesigns… Rice University (Houston, TX) launched its redesigned homepage last Saturday: The redesigned home page includes a calendar area to better promote university events, banner space for promoting top Rice stories and a cleaner design for easier navigation. Gateway pages for undergraduates, graduates, faculty and staff deliver audience-targeted news […]
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Reach 25 million people via podcasting??? Ok, there is a bit of marketing hype in the title of this post, but I got your attention – right? Besides, it’s not all hype since this upcoming 3-webinar series by Higher Ed Experts includes a session about iTunes U, Apple’s free audio and video streaming hosting service […]
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I’ve put together a short online survey to get a better idea of the state of print and electronic publications in higher education. The results of this survey will be used for my next University Business column to be published in October 2007 and for a study I’m conducting on this topic. My goal is […]
Campus Technology now offers news updates via RSS
With its new website redesign, Campus Technology has made the leap into the RSS age. The magazine targeted to higher ed IT and Web professionals now offers news and updates via an RSS feed. Go subscribe to it with your favorite RSS reader! Now, if only their newsletters had their own individual RSS feeds as […]
Finally, University Business offers its Daily Higher Ed News via… RSS!
I was just checking something on University Business website when I saw the nice little RSS orange icon right next to the News section. Here’s the RSS feed. When I added it to my Bloglines account, I got the news from Nov 16. though (it might be Bloglines as I can see Nov 22 items […]
Special UB column about RSS: Sean Blanda from CollegeV2
Last March, I conducted several email interviews to prepare my column about Real Simple Syndication (RSS) for the June 2006 issue of University Business: “RSS: The Next Big Thing in University Web Communications.†Sean Blanda, student blogger at CollegeV2, answered these questions last March. 1) In your opinion, what makes RSS an interesting communication channel […]
Special UB column about RSS: Dan Karleen from Syndication for Higher Ed
Last March, I conducted several email interviews to prepare my column about Real Simple Syndication (RSS) for the June 2006 issue of University Business: “RSS: The Next Big Thing in University Web Communications.†Dan Karleen, THE higher ed guru from the blog Syndication for Higher Ed, answered these questions last March. 1) Why did you […]
Special UB column about RSS: Dana Ewing from Thomson Peterson’s
Last March, I conducted several email interviews to prepare my column about Real Simple Syndication (RSS) for the June 2006 issue of University Business: “RSS: The Next Big Thing in University Web Communications.†Dana Ewing, Director of Online Product Development at Peterson’s, answered these questions last March. 1) Why did Peterson’s decide to play the […]
Special UB column about RSS: Matthew Winkel from The College of New Jersey
Last March, I conducted several email interviews to prepare my column about Real Simple Syndication (RSS) for the June 2006 issue of University Business: “RSS: The Next Big Thing in University Web Communications.†Matthew Winkel, Information Architect and Usability Analyst at The College of New Jersey, answered these questions last March. 1)Your institution has implemented […]
Special UB column about RSS: Jill Brinton from the University of Utah
Last March, I conducted several email interviews to prepare my column about Real Simple Syndication (RSS) for the June 2006 issue of University Business: “RSS: The Next Big Thing in University Web Communications.†Jill Brinton from the Office of the Webmaster at the University of Utah answered these questions last March. 1) Your institution offers […]
Special UB column about RSS: Interview with Dr. George Tsetsekos, Erik Poole and Matt McKeon from Drexel University LeBow College of Business
Last March, I conducted several email interviews to prepare my column about Real Simple Syndication (RSS) for the June 2006 issue of University Business: “RSS: The Next Big Thing in University Web Communications.†Dr. George P. Tsetsekos, Dean, Drexel University LeBow College of Business, Erik Poole, Associate Director, MBA Online Programs and Matt McKeon, Web […]
Special UB column about RSS: David Jarmul from Duke University
Last March, I conducted several email interviews to prepare my column about Real Simple Syndication (RSS) for the June 2006 issue of University Business: “RSS: The Next Big Thing in University Web Communications.†David Jarmul, Associate Vice President of the Duke News and Communications Office, answered these questions last March. 1) In your opinion, how […]
RSS: The Next Big Thing in University Web Communications
My third column for University Business is now available in the June issue as well as online: “RSS: The Next Big Thing in University Web Communications.†If you are a University Business reader who has just discovered collegewebeditor.com, welcome! Don’t forget to subscribe to this blog via RSS (use one of the buttons available at […]
Live from HigherEdBlogCon: How to get your boss, your colleagues or yourself up-to-speed with new media
Need a quick way to introduce your boss, his/hers or the board to online new media or as I like to call it PR 2.0? Look no further than Dan Karleen’s 10-minute screencast prepared for HigherEdBlogCon. Dan’s presentaion is actually composed of a screencast, links and the transcripts of 3 interviews with Paul Baker, Erin […]
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