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David Wissore
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E-Portfolios: What, How, Why (or Why Not), etc
Replied Jul. 17, 2008
E-Portfolios: What, How, Why (or Why Not), etc
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Gregory Eichholzer Jul. 17, 2008.
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I've got Wave and the only contact I have is the original person who invited me - so it's basically been pretty useless. I'd love to be able to actually use it with more than one person - Thanks - dwissore@googlewave.com
There are a handful of data visualizations that you can use to address many to one relationships in navigation. The concept of primary (categorical) vs secondary (page siblings) navigation is one. The breadcrumb trail is another. I have seen other C…
Wow, this is exactly what I wanted out of this discussion...thanks, Susan and Jim for your comments. Jim, I'm sorry I missed you last time you were on campus.
I want to give a full description of our environment (for a redesign) and why taxonomy na…
Colin’s question is an interesting one. The notion that organizations may want to use a taxonomy to not only categorize content but to organize it for presentation is something that we’ve run across in the past.
One of our early customers, the Unit…
@Colin - I'd like to get a bit more on your issue too. Actually. Perhaps we should move these types of comments from the Wall and actually start forum discussions to preserve topics and for better reference.
Colin,
I'm not sure if I am misunderstanding your question, but when thinking about usability, the majority of users expect that the hierarchy, which usually drives the breadcrumb navigation, IS how they "get" to pages. If site visitors cannot predi…
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- Tarrant County College
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- http://www.tccd.edu
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- Ingeniux
- What department or office are you in?
- Desktop Support
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- At 4:30pm on July 16, 2008,
Tere North said… - Dave,
Thanks for your comments on selecting a webCMS. Like you, we are opting not to go with an open source solution. I agree, cheaper up front, perhaps, but we just don't have the technology support to effectively build from scratch. I would truly like to learn from your experience - and yep, got the 2008 wCMS report and find it very valuable. We've narrowed it down to 3 "finalists," Cascade Server, Ingenuix - which I note you selected, and OmniUpdate. We meet as a group next week to go over the research I've compiled in over the last 3 months and to have folks share their thoughts on the wCMS report summaries of each of these 3, although all but Ingenuix are at later and enhanced versions. Feel free to contact me at TL-North@wiu.edu or tnorth@cait.org. Thanks, tere
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Our Ceremonies and events and Advancement folks are using http://www.industrymailout.com/ They are located in Edmonton. Let me know if you want to talk to any of the end users here and I'll set that up for you.
Happy Holidaze to all youze guyze at OU! ;)
Remember to register for OmniUpdate’s next Training Tuesday class on the Global Find and Replace feature in OU Campus. The class will be held at 11:00 Pacific Time, December 22, 2009. Although this class is open to all OmniUpdate customers, access t…
Our Website is hosted internally. We have an IT person who maintains it, but I help occasionally with troubleshooting etc.
Hello all,
Wondering how many members host their college web sites in house and how many contract the services of an external host? What factors lead to your decision? If you host your site in house, who does the server maintenance- yourself/someone…
We've been exploring SocialEngine for the last few weeks and just made the purchase this morning. It has "subnetworks" within your installation, which I believe will help you keep folks separate and achieve what you're looking for. We bought one lic…
Hey everyone, just wanted to toss out some shameless self promotion. My .eduGuru blog posting about the #heweb09 Great Keynote Meltdown of 2009 was nominated for the Edublog Most Influential Blog Post of 2009. We'd love it if you'd take a second and…
Couple more- from my alma mater- Keene State College -
This year's card from Providence College -
I'd love to see what else everyone is doing if you care to share...
Happy Holidays!
-Dan
Web Developer
Providence College
ddemmons@providence.edu
Same story at SUNY-ESF -- Ning network for accepteds rolled out 1/08 with a plan to 'retire' it, well, now actually, and then to relaunch for the next class. The network had student ambassador and admissions staff members, and it included dedicated…
Groundswell is great
Hi Fellow Canadians,
I'm looking for recommendations on email marketing providers that are based (or at least their server is based) in Canada. I've been using MailChimp out of the US, and it's great, but because of BC's privacy law I can only gath…
Hi all,
We are looking into a tool, software or vendor that could help us develop an online student orientation. Which would include video and flash elements. We recently reviewed Comevo and was wondering if anyone knows of other companies/vendors t…
This company (http://www.universityparent.com/edu) was mentioned at a meeting today, and I was wondering if anyone had any insights as to whether this sort of thing is commonplace, practical, useful, etc.
Thanks in advance for any info,
Doug Thomp…
This group is for anyone interested in how to use Ning
I work in the Marketing & Public Relations department. We started our first college Facebook page. We call it the official college page. Other departments have Facebook pages, such as the Library, eLearning, Student Services, etc. All Facebook pages…
Thank you, everyone for your replies. The powers that be are asking us to test a new program called "Socialtivity" created by a local developing company. I'll let ya'll know how it plays out.
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