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Facebook Policies - Do you allow departments create their own Facebook pages?
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- University of South Carolina Upstate
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- http://www.uscupstate.edu
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- http://www.mrcatto.com
- List three areas of expertise or specialization.
- CSS, Photoshop, and Drupal
- What CMS are you using?
- Ektron and Drupal
- What department or office are you in?
- Communications
- Primary Job Responsibility
- Designing, developing, and maintaining the University web site.
- Number of students at your institution
- 5,000
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I agree with most comments here. Below are my .02:
1) Internal communication is everything. If you can create a working group, as others suggest, it will help alleviate any confusion on the behalf of students seeking information in multiple areas...
Hariet, essentially what you want to do is "Add Page to My Favorites." Here's how if you're the administrator of your University page:
1. Login to Facebook and navigate to a department page.
2. Under the department image, on the left, will be a l...
In the past year, I start to notice a number of departments/offices creating their own pages. We didn't really have a problem with this, just wanted to make sure they represented the quality of the University. Instead of quietly trying to control ...
Hi Mark, I see this post is quite old but you seem to be the FB expert here! How do I link 'sub' pages (i.e. departmental pages) to the a 'main' University page?
Cheers,
Hariet
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- At 5:36pm on December 3, 2008,
social networking web design said… - Just dropping by to say hello!
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- At 5:30pm on July 25, 2008,
Mark Shropshire said… - Nick,
Cool to see you on here. I usually catch you on twitter :)
- At 9:39am on July 25, 2008,
Bryan Jordin said… - Hey Nick, great meeting you in Atlantic City. Keep rockin!
- At 9:13am on March 26, 2008,
Geoff LoCicero said… - Hey, Nick
Good to meet you and make another contact in the USC family.
Geoff
- At 6:35pm on February 21, 2008,
Kyle James said… - Hey Nick, glad to see you joined!
- At 2:34pm on February 21, 2008,
Nick Catto said… - Hello!
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OmniUpdate wishes all our customers and friends a happy and safe Thanksgiving!
I'm using a version of PHPLive I've been customizing for the past few years. Although I've used the meebome widget before too. The nice thing about it is that if no one is online to answer the chat it prompts them to leave a message.
Our library staff initiated adding live chat and have had a good success with it. Now the admissions folks are interested in doing something similar. The real challenge is, of course, people managing the responses. The technology is fairly straigh...
I just wanted to let everyone know if you have not seen them already the results of the state of the university Web department survey are now posted on @eduguru.
Results: http://j.mp/6HtdFR
Sent you a wave invite =).
I'm sure your friend added you. It takes an indeterminate amount of time for google to process the invite.
Mark you stated that you added me to your Google Wave but I have not received an invite yet. You can send it to dladner@nctc.edu or my gmail account at dxladner@gmail.com.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can do. I contacted Google ...
traeliz@googlewave.com
it's pretty self-explanatory :-)
sfgould @ googlewave.com
If anyone needs an invite, let me know. I have several I won't need.
A group for those interested in usability principles, practices, and testing.
How are you using it? Where are you using it? How are you making it degrade gracefully? What are you doing to make sure applications remain accessible?
A group to discuss coding that impacts page layout and functionality such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc.
Share and discuss issues that focus on user-centered design.
I also have to agree with Michal here. The purpose of Facebook is one thing but I do not think it should be used for other purposes. And I back that with Chris, by saying there is a place for that and possible the homepage could be used for that p...
Unfortunately here at UT we have had to deal with this issue more than we would like to in the last three months. We had a student murdered walking home late from a party in August, a student killed in a hit and run on Friday, and another 3 studen...
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