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anitababy52 left a comment for Jay CollierFebruary 23
jillgee replied to Jay Collier's discussion 'Asocial media'February 4
Speaking as a representative of the avatar-represented crowd - and a real person - let me say that the online world gives you a chance to play with your image or dispense with it entirely. Using an avatar - or a nickname - doesn't make you any les...
DJ Turner replied to Jay Collier's discussion 'Asocial media'February 3
Our CMS (Ekklesia360 from Monk Development) requires that someone log in to the site in order to post a comment to a blog or a thread (or response to a thread) on our message boards. We still moderate the comments, as there has been at least one i...
More on the topic from the Chronicle: Colleges Get Poor Grades on Teaching Web Fundamentals
Excellent points, Mark. This is the only "social" site where my avatar is an actual pic of me largely because of the reasons you point out. The only place this would apply to my institution is our blog (hosted on blogger). We moderate the comment...

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At 1:31pm on June 20, 2008, Anne Petersen said…
Thanks for the update, Jay.
 
 

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We have just begun using Google Apps. One of the application's services is Google Sites, which allows members to create even sufficiently sophisticated websites. Has anybody explored the possibilities of Google Sites in university online networks?...
Fantastic! Yes. lets meet up. 12th or 13th works for me. Let me know when and where is good for you.
Hey! Just realized I'll actually be in LA on the 12th and 13th for a client!! Let me know if you want to meet up. I'll be in South LA area.
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 ...
Hi Michael, thanks for that! Would be great to hear from Pepperdine Uni. Cheers
Hey, that would be great! Can't wait to be in the northern hemispehere.. winter in NZ is not the greatest! :-)
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Hi Hariet, If for no other reason than to simply see the campus in Malibu, I have let the marketing pros at Pepperdine University know about your request. I'm confident it would be a productive meeting.
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 Un...
Hi Hariet, I live in LA and work at UCLA's Office of Media Relations. I'm involved in many of our online marketing efforts and would be happy to meet up. Let's connect over email! Seth seth.odell@gmail.com
I just launched another 'unblog' use of WordPress - this time I'm using it as an online version of a course catalog: 2009-2010 Catalog -Department of Graduate and Professional Studies (http://content.nichols.edu/course_catalogs/gps/) It's actuall...
Well, I think it might be as simple as a nightly XCOPY of the XML folder (assuming the log file locations in the settings.xml are the same). Alternatively, I'd love to have a way of source controlling CSS and XSL files.
@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.

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