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Digital asset management software as a website strategy to tell your story
Digital asset management (DAM) software isn’t for everybody, but if you’re in higher education, chances are you have enough people, brand assets and marketing communications that it should be a part of your regular Web workflows.
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#heweb12: Link Staffers’ Choice
What #heweb12 sessions or workshops are members of the Link staff most excited about? Find out after the jump.
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Going Responsive: How UC San Diego Did It
UCSD’s deployment of responsive design transformed thousands of web pages to optimally function on any device on the market today– and makes them future-ready for devices yet to be developed.
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Link Boxers: September 2012
A Google-esque college homepage; Higher Ed’s dirty little secret (one of them, at least); Another MSM folly RE: memes
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Six Questions with Michael Hostad
Michael Hostad dishes on what to expect at this year’s conference, what not to miss in Milwaukee and what he and LL Cool J have in common.
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Link Boxers: Savage ideas; Square Deals at SBX; Are You a Big MOOC?
News from the tech and web world that’s keeping us entertained this summer.
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A Look at Facebook’s College Groups
Ma’ayan Plaut’s disillusionment with Facebook : saga in two parts
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My Week with Google Street View
What’s it like to to be part of the Google Street View Partner Program? Corie Martin takes us inside.
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Association News
Inside: #heweb12 is sold out; We need bloggers for #heweb12; Regionals report from #hewebAR and #hewebSYR; Belonging to HighEdWeb
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Six Questions with Rachel Reuben
Rachel Reuben: higher ed digital marketing rock star.
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Web Accessibility Baseline Testing
As access to Web-based services has become an essential part of higher education, universities across need baseline testing to demonstrate compliance with state and federal laws.
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#hewebSYR 2012
HighEdWeb Syracuse brought Web professionals from across five states and three countries for a packed day of sessions covering everything from crisis communications and student social media ambassadors to Wordpress plug-ins and mobile learning.
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Link Boxers: Trend Watch, iPads are Cool, Social Programmers
Higher Ed trends; Being declared “cool” in a court of law; Coding, socially
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Mobile Demystified at untether.talks
Nicholle McGill reports out on mobile’s next steps
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#hewebAR; #heweb12 Early Bird Registration; Scholarships
Lots of goings on!
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Link Boxers: HIPPO Tweets; Campus Tours, punk’d; Resumes put to the test
It’s June and here at Boxers, our thoughts have turned to grilled meats, cold beverages and a nice afternoon on the deck. But the boss wanted another column, so here it is. We apologize if we got any barbeque sauce on it.
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Form Vs. Function: Is that a WP Theme or Plugin Function?
FInd out the best methods for adding new functionality to your WordPress site.
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Workplaces Revealed: Jaime Hunt
If I am going to spend 40 (or, let’s face it, close to 50) hour a week in a space, I want it to feel like home.
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Foursquare @ WKU: Using 4sqonCampus for event promotion
When we got to thinking about cool, new, free things we could do on campus for our students, Foursquare made a lot of sense.
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Meetups and Photo Booths and Deals, Oh My! — Using Social Media to Create Hybrid Events on Your Campus
In the age of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, FourSquare and SCVNGR, there are new ways to engage your audience that are inexpensive and interactive, without sacrificing impact.
