Did you miss me? It’s been a few weeks since I’ve posted a Links of the Week… I’ve been busy. Honestly I’m finding it harder and harder to identify unique and outstanding mind stimulating reading material. Maybe that’s because I’ve been reading so much especially over the last ten months? Maybe it’s because I’m not [...]
Continue reading...Head of Marketing and I have been throwing around a few crazy ideas for .eduGuru that for some reason just sounded like a lot of fun. Lots of free time and not enough work pretty much describe our current work situation… Doubt it! So in humoring ourself we prentended like we have a cult following of readers, [...]
Continue reading...Another week in the books. I don’t know about you, but I’m starting to get the excitement itch about the upcoming HighEdWeb Conference. I guess the itch finally started to set in after I finished my slides for the presentation I’m giving. 60+ slides of goodness later and I’m ready to go! You have also [...]
Continue reading...It’s the first week of school back at Wofford. Wow, what a busy week but it’s almost over and I’m so glad because a fun weekend is planned. Atlanta Braves game tonight and Six Flags tomorrow. I really need a break. Kind of sad because the school year has just started, but with planning for [...]
Continue reading...The other week Shelby Thayer wrote an excellent post titled, Instantly Actionable – The 404 Page. Reading through her post got me thinking this is definitely a Web Standard that every site needs to implement properly, but very few take the time to do it. Nobody likes to see an ugly “The page cannot be [...]
Continue reading...The web design world let out a collective cry yesterday. To some, it was a squeal of delight. To others, it was a groan of despair. At issue was Google’s new brainchild (and latest step towards WORLD DOMINATION), Chrome. If you have been hiding in a hole since Labor Day, Chrome is Google’s attempt to [...]
Continue reading...So last week nineteen of you voted on keeping the weekly links around and 84% cared enough to give me the thumbs up to keep hitting you up with these things. As a lot of schools have already started back and Wofford starts back next week, although I’ve already been in my MBA class for [...]
Continue reading...In my years that I’ve now spent in higher education, one universal truth I have found is that nothing quite moves a project along like when someone much more important and much less web savvy than you deems an issue worth addressing. Such was the case only a couple months after I had started at [...]
Continue reading...Over on FJ’s Higher Education Photography for Recruitment Blog he just made an excellent post about Missed Opportunity for Higher Ed. I wasn’t even half way through his short but valuable post before light bulbs started going off in my head. (Hey FJ thanks for the mention and hopefully this post will help fulfill some [...]
Continue reading...So I’ve got some upcoming presentations this year about Web Analytics for Higher Education and me being the anti procrastinator that I am have started to think about exactly what could I possibly say, like I have EVER had a problem with that before. This past weekend one of those moments of enlightenment came over [...]
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