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HighEdWeb announces Leadership Academy 2013
HighEdWeb is pleased to announce that registration for the second HighEdWeb Leadership Academy is now open.
Designed to broaden perspectives and advance the leadership abilities of Web professionals working in higher education, this intense program offers interactive learning experiences in a small group setting. Join us Oct. 5-6, 2013 in Buffalo, NY (in conjunction with the 2013 HighEdWeb Annual Conference) for this valuable professional development experience.
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Neil Joellenbeck replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"This is the first time I have been here in a long time. Selfishly, I would hope that you would be able to continue the site, but I understand realities. As I re-acquaint myself, I'm seeing a lot of value in what you have tirelessly built.…"
Gareth J M Saunders replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"Hi Mark, in line with many others who have posted, first a big thank you for providing this resource for so many years. I was a keen reader of it and occasional poster a good few years ago. And I loved my Website Hero mug until I dropped it and had…"
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Genevieve Howard replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"I want to chime in along with the others in thanking you for being a leader in our niche group! I appreciate your effort. I lean toward LinkedIn. "
A. Watson replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"I was a recent addition and did not find too much activity here that I could leverage but LinkedIn does seem to be the logical destination. Perhaps there is interest here and you can crowd source the migration. Migrating the content could…"
Eloine Chapman replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"I would be very sorry to see this resource go. I am just a one person shop at my college and feel quite a alone as far as anyone understanding the complexity of what I do. It's a wonderful thing to see people facing the same challenges I face…"
Christopher Spires replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"I wouldn't feel necessary to stick with Ning if the cost isn't a burden. Facebook, LinkedIn, and Slack are all satisfactory options in my opinion. Slack is a great option for more instant communication, and you'll probably find a lot…"
Mark Lawrence replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"Thank you Mark, this has been an invaluable resource - particularly for seeing how our cohorts at other institutions approach the problems we all face.
But, as many people have said today, I haven't visited in a while. I think that's…"
Charlie Lindahl replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"Ah. Thank you. I've just sent a request to have TAMU.EDU added to the list."
Laurie Trow replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"Is this for the Slack? If so, you need to email leta@berkeley.edu to have your edu domain added."
Hugh Jarvis replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"Regardless of where this goes, Mark, thanks for setting it up and running it all these years!
I find it quite useful myself, lurking mostly, but occasionally joining in where it might help us, or I might be able to provide value. I like having this…"
Charlie Lindahl replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"OK, I give up. I am at Texas A&M, and @tamu.edu is not listed among those allowed to create userids. Can someone either (1) add TAMU.EDU or (2) send me an invitation to uwebd slack? (clindahl@tamhsc.edu).
Thanks,
Charlie"
Jay Massey replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"Mark,
I agree that the paid Ning site may have outlived its usefulness in light of other group media apps. Like many have stated, Slack and FaceBook / LinkedIn groups. are good options. Slack may not have as much adoption as FB or LI yet.
Consider…"
David P. Dillard replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"If you decide to leave Ning, please consider as an additional place to have this discussion group at no cost, the GROUPS.IO discussion group network which is free and of a very high quality. It also provides a wiki to those who have discussion…"
Tiffany Broadbent replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"There is already a uwebd.slack.com Slack group that was created back in May so that is something that folks could transition to now if they'd like (http://cuwebd.ning.com/forum/topics/is-there-a-university-web-developers-slack-group). I…"
Sherrie Roberts replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion The Future of the UWEBD Social Network"UWEBD is a site I come to ever so often but would hate for it to go away because it is a great place to meet and get input from other university web developers. Maybe move to a cheaper platform, Facebook group or LinkedIn group would be my choices.…"
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