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1/12/2013
The James Tracy conspiracy
WARNING: Off-topic post ahead.
By now, you’ve probably heard about the communications faculty member at Florida Atlantic University who claims that the massacre of elementary school students at Sandy Hook Elementary School last month may have been st
1/11/2013
I Remember When the Web Was Young
And it wasn’t all that long ago, honestly. My first college-wide and CMS-driven web redesign was Bates College in 2000. More than 75(ish) web projects later, I’m stunned that, as much as aspects of web communications have changed, so much remai
1/11/2013
I Remember When the Web Was Young
And it wasn’t all that long ago, honestly. My first college-wide and CMS-driven web redesign was Bates College in 2000. More than 75(ish) web projects later, I’m stunned that, as much as aspects of web communications have changed, so much remai
1/11/2013
Relaunching UMHB.edu
The current version of our Web site launched in 2009. It has served the university well, but it’s time to relaunch the site for a number of reasons.
Imperative 1: The site must be responsive
The current site is not mobile optimized, making so
1/10/2013
Job Opp: Director of Digital Communications, Widener University
Our friends at Widener University are looking for a director of digital communications — interested? Contact Lou Anne Bulik. More information about the opp:
Director of Digital Communications Job Description
Widener University in Chester, Pennsylvania, i
1/10/2013
Grading Students on Klout?
As I continuation of my writing about Klout in hiring I wrote about its use in the classroom by different professors. Here’s part two.
Editor’s note: This is the second post in a two-part series on social media influence tool Klout’s role
1/10/2013
Happy Trails
May you find grand adventures with each turn of the page.
1/10/2013
Favorite Links: January 2013
We’re always in search of fresh thinking on issues that affect nonprofit marketing. Here’s some recent favorites:
How Web Graphics Affect Conversions
KISSmetrics
Storytelling: The Most Powerful Way to Activate Our Brains
Lifehacker
The Bias Against Cre