Higher education
Online activities in Higher Education are evolving rapidly. With many well-educated and engaged stakeholders online projects tend to become quite ‘political’. Add to this the need for communicating with multiple very different target groups: potential/existing students, staff, the public, academics. Internally there is also a growing need for sharing many different types of knowledge. Besides all this there is always a large online information corpus that needs to be managed.
The overall theme for the track is to address challenges particular to the Higher Education area and share best practices.
Conference Day #1, Wednesday May 5th | |
10.30 am - | Higher Education: The Toughest Gig in all the WebCase: University at Buffalo A new dynamic approach to strategic web planningCase: Karlstad University Integrating the cloud into your web operationsCase: John Carroll University |
1.00 pm - | Perils, Pitfalls, and Pleasures: Moving Print Publications to Life Onlineby Bob Johnson, Bob Johnson Consulting Case: Bates College |
4.00 pm - | Lessons learned from implementing a CMS in a Higher Education EnvironmentCase: Selkirk College Advancing research through user generated contentby John M. Mueller, University of Louisville |
Other tracks
- Intranet
- E-health
- Online communication
- Online strategy
- User experience
- Web content management
- Web project management
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