What do you call the section on your site that houses continuing education, teacher certification, dual enrollment, etc?
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Stephanie Geyer
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Stephanie Geyer replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion E-Expectations 2010: What Questions Do You Have For Prospective Students"Great. I'm back at it now and will do my best to incorporate these ideas into our new survey. Hoping to hit the field in mid to late February with preliminary results appearing later in the spring. Full presentation of findings at NCSRMR (the…"
Stephanie Geyer replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion E-Expectations 2010: What Questions Do You Have For Prospective Students"Thanks for these great ideas! More?"
Stephanie Geyer replied to Mark Greenfield's discussion Hashtag for 2009 User Conference in the group OmniUpdate"Thanks, Mark. You're the best social networker EVER!"
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- Noel-Levitz
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- Web strategy, recruitment marketing, higher education marketing communication
- Primary Job Responsibility
- I help clients move their Web sites and e-communication programs forward.
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- At 7:44pm on September 18, 2008,
Mark Greenfield said… - Stephanie -
Welcome to Ning! Let me know if you need any assistance.
This site has been growing steadily over the past few months and I'm planning on taking it to the next level in the coming weeks. My goal is to build a community of higher education web professionals and make this a platform for them to connect and collaborate.
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Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Join us April 14-18 in Anaheim for our 2019 OmniUpdate User Training Conference! #OUTC19 "
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"A website redesign is about more than how your site looks; it should also take into consideration how your site engages visitors. #StartWithTheCMS "
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"If you’re ready to make the redesign move, check out these 5 posts to help get you started"
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Join us for our next webcast with Jenny Slaughter from NewCity to learn about atomic design! "
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Being able to engage with prospective students however they access your website is the primary reason for going responsive, but there are several other important issues that a responsive site addresses. "
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"In a website redesign, if you take time to really evaluate existing content and your content plan up front, you’ll avoid mistakes that can cost you time and resources later on. "
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"According to the 2018 E-Expectations Trend Report, nothing turns off a potential student faster than a hard-to-navigate site or forms that take forever to fill out. "
Jessie Groll posted a discussionFront End Web Developer, with Option for Flexible Work Arrangement, at Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Indiana University of Pennsylvania is looking for a talented front-end web developer to join our growing team in the Marketing and Communications Division. This position offers the possibility of a flexible work arrangement with candidates being able to telecommute up to 3 days a week.The front-end Web Developer works to support and enhance the IUP website and other digital properties and communications. Using CSS, HTML, scripting languages, and other tools the web developer is responsible for…See More
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"According to the 2018 E-Expectations Trend Report, of the 67% of high school seniors and 68% of juniors who saw paid ads for colleges and universities, 41% of seniors and 45% of juniors actually CLICKED on the paid ads. "
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Does customer service matter when choosing a CMS? Just ask Sherri Davis, webmaster at Gulf Coast State College in Panama City, Florida. #HurricaneMichael"
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"There’s no need to hire a pricey consultant to tell you if your college or university website is performing. Just ask your students. "
Jessie Groll posted a discussionThoughts on "part-time work from home" for a web developer?
This isn't a posting for a job (but hopefully that will be coming soon!)We are looking to hire a new web developer, and have gotten the OK from HR to offer this with the possibility of working from home a few days of the week, and in the office the other days. We're hoping to draw in some more candidates from outside of our local area. This is only the second position at our institution that is not fully on site, so we're in uncharted territory!I'm curious to know, does anyone work part-time…See More
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Join us for our next webcast with Stephen Fornal from Tarrant County College and learn how to simplify web layouts with CSS Grid and Flexbox! "
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Congrats to Robin Oliver of Western Carolina University for being named the 2018 AMA Higher Education Marketer of the Year! "
Rachel Mele commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"There is a simple way to advise content contributors about writing content for your school’s website: “Go with the Flow.”"
Jon Shaw posted a discussionThe .app domain
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