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Erik Runyon
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- South Bend, IN
- United States
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- Employer?
- University of Notre Dame
- Website:
- http://agency.nd.edu
- Personal Website:
- http://weedygarden.net
- Find me on Twitter at:
- http://twitter.com/erunyon
- Find me on LinkedIn at:
- http://www.linkedin.com/in/erunyon
- What department or office are you in?
- Office of Public Affairs and Communications
- Primary Job Responsibility
- Manager of Interactive Development (Web Developer)
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Bill Hartley posted a discussionJob Interview Presentation Ideas
Has anyone ever asked job candidates to do a presentation as part of the interview process? We're in the process of searching for a web director, and are looking for some ideas.See More
Colleen Brennan-Barry posted a discussionNOW HIRING: Operations Director
Position Title:Operations Director of the Higher Education Web Professionals Association Position Overview:Reporting to the President of the Higher Education Web Professionals Association (www.highedweb.org), the Operations Director is responsible for coordinating the day-to-day operations of the Association and its volunteers. The Operations Director will work with the Board of Directors to facilitate the implementation of a strategic plan, and lay the…See More
Lauren Zakich commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Upcoming webcast: Join Robin Kelly from the University of Texas at Tyler as she shares tips and tricks to improve productivity as a web professional. Register today!"
Lauren Zakich commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Our 2018 OmniUpdate User Training Conference will be held in Anaheim on March 25 - 29! Speak at OUTC and you could receive free registration. Submit your proposal today!"
Jason Brady replied to Eloine Chapman's discussion Should we migrate to https?"We have started the move to make all our sites HTTPS. With our InCommon membership (paid by our State Chancellor's Ofice), we get free certificates, so there is no ongoing costs.
In 2014, Google said they give some SEO bumps to HTTPS sites.…"
Barb Iannucci replied to Eloine Chapman's discussion Should we migrate to https?"Yep, I got the same messages. Some of our sites use SSL and we've been talking about migrating all the rest our sites for a while now. I suspect we will be doing it rather than just talking about it sooner rather than later now. :\"
Eloine Chapman posted a discussionShould we migrate to https?
I recently got a notice from Google that in October 2017 Chrome V62 with show the warning "NOT SECURE" on all our web pages we have a input field for search. Since on most of our pages there is nothing that would require secure information I've never felt the need for HTTPS. Our class registration pages are secure but not the general information pages. The warning is going to scare people though. Are others upgrading their websites?See More
Colleen Brennan-Barry posted a discussionHighEdWeb 2017 Early-Bird Pricing available through July 31
It’s the last week get HighEdWeb 2017 early-bird registration pricing! When you register for the Annual Conference by the end of Monday, July 31, you save $100 — and who doesn’t love that?!Register by July 31 to save $100…See More
Lauren Zakich commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"Upcoming webcast: Join Angela Cavaliere from Montgomery County Community College as she demonstrates how to perform user testing to improve overall web experience. Register today!"
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Erik - It's nice to see another higher ed developer using responsive web design. The site looks great, and I'm a fan of your work. I recently started working at Johns Hopkins and am slowly migrating the sites into responsive templates. Economics is the first: http://econ.jhu.edu