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Comment by Manny Liban on October 10, 2009 at 1:16am - Looking to find out how everyone has managed to implement social media in their work, barriers they've faced and how they overcame them.
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Comment by James P. Seyfried on February 4, 2009 at 5:12pm - I am interested in setting up a social network for graduate students for the schools web site
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For those of you who have gone down this path, or are considering it now - a few questions.
Who was your primary audience? From my research the consensus appears to be current students, faculty, staff and visitors. Only a few had any specific con...
If you have the hands-on experience with Joomla, then I would recommend that you go with what you know (even though both Drupal and dotCMS are very nice in their own right).
Before working at the junior college I am at now, I had never worked in ...
At this point in time we are moving toward an ActiveCampus "Portal" implementation (to replace our existing WebAdvisor system online for students). Based on the specs I've been given by Datatel, this implementation will involve the "Portal" server...
A place for all things facebook. I would like to see us have one place for facebook discussions for now on.
it's pretty self-explanatory :-)
Support group for those dealing with Apple-unfriendly IT staff at colleges and universities. :)
If you are attending the Stamats SIM Tech 2009 in Boston, make sure you go see Lance Merker, OmniUpdate CEO, speak on “What a CMS Can Do for You: Tools, Tips and Tricks for Enabling Site,” from 2:00 – 3:00 PM on Wed., Nov.11. Lance will also parti...
Thanks so much, Stephen - the pageTracker argument is a tack we hadn't thought of... I'll try that out on some key pages and see how it works
Examples of the URL pairings are:
Home Page: http://www.emmanuel.edu/ and http://www.emmanuel.edu/x30.x...
luismenchu @ googlewave.com
Hi Shauna,
If you look at the code GA puts in your pages, you'll see a line of javascript like this:
pageTracker._trackPageview();
This is where it's actually sending the page URL to Google for tracking. It's possible to put whatever you want a...
Want to come to Chicago for eduWeb? And you can register now? Well, then go to our site (http://bit.ly/2B3ozP) and register for another great conference with a New Guest Track and for the first time, higher ed becoming Track Judges for the MarComm...
Here at ISU, we have one person doing the posting to/from/about our social media sites (Facebook, Twittier, Ning, Orkut, YouTube, Bloggers, MySpace) and we have created a system of linking the site(s) to each other and integrating our Admissions i...
Is there truly a portable code? I have been using Model Glue for the past 7 months and still wouldnt like to think I had to port any of it to another app. Obviously there are a load of CFCs that would happily move across but there is still a lot o...
Group for those using Adobe ColdFusion in a higher education context.
schumacherm at gmail dot com
I was toying with this service a while back... Seems like its exactly what you're looking for.
http://nouri.sh/
This is the sort of thing that I'd really like to write myself and release for free, actually. Seems totally useful.
Cheers!
Is there a way to link up two different URLs that both go to the same page through Google Analytics to provide a full view of stats?
We use Ingeniux as our CMS, and enabled the structured URLs for all pages, rather than the standard xIDs. Dependi...
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