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Sara Arnold commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Wondering why you should pick a CMS designed exclusively for higher ed? Find out in today's blog post!
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Michael Carpenter replied to Michael Carpenter's discussion Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation 2014"The discussion we've had around it so far concerns communications prior to as well as once the "business relationship" with the student has ceased, such as Recruitment and Alumni Relations activities. Since these activities occur in…"
Dan Bashaw replied to Michael Carpenter's discussion Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation 2014"Hi Michael -- Do you have any links to recent articles, posts, or PSE policy documents that put CASL in the PSE context?
I find that when I discuss CASL with various departments, a common first reaction is that it 'doesn't mean us'.…"
Sara Arnold commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"The OmniUpdate family just got bigger! We welcome San Diego Community College District to the OU Campus CMS user community!"
Michael Carpenter posted a discussionCanada’s Anti-Spam Legislation 2014
How have Canadian post-secondary schools dealt with complying to CRTC's anti-spam legislation that is coming into effect this July? Are all out-going bulk messages managed centrally?Are all your list-servs centralized?What services are you using?Any social media implications, such as promoted posts through Facebook?Thanks.See More
Sara Arnold commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Wondering how to create your own CMS gadget? Check out today's blog post!
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Sara Arnold commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Another new customer! We welcome Clark College to the OmniUpdate family and OU Campus CMS user community!"
Sara Arnold commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"We warmly welcome Dillard University to the OmniUpdate family! We're excited to have them aboard the OU Campus CMS user train!"
Sara Arnold commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"We welcome Reynolds Community College to the OU Campus CMS user community! We're excited to have them in the OmniUpdate family!"
Sara Arnold commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"New post up on the blog! Tips from Higher Education Marketing's CEO Philippe Taza on Tackling Higher Ed Digital Marketing Challenges. Give it a read and comment on your top challenges!"
John Jackson commented on Debbie's blog post New ICANN TLDs"We've identified the domains we want to follow, such as .education (released at the end of March), .college, .university, and .sucks (I'm serious on the last one). The last three listed are still in the evaluation phase.
Just today…"
Brett Sizemore posted a discussionInteractive Designer
APPLY AT: https://jobs.pepperdine.eduThe Interactive Designer supports Pepperdine's integrated marketing communications efforts aimed at strengthening the brand, elevating national reputation, improving recruitment, and building engagement through creative design across media including web, mobile, broadcast, print, and events.DUTIES: Directly support the creative communications needs of the University through the development and execution of integrated…See More
Heather Godwin joined Rik Williams's group
Maps and Mapping
For the discussion of the Mapping of University campuses and facilities from static images to groovy Google mashups.
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