22.Feb.2011 at 15:05 by Paper 34 (61 comments)
good information. I will be looking for it on the website.
T2.03 - Modernizing Your Office Website
Barbara L. Rowe (22.Feb.2011 at 09:00)
Talk at SACRAO 2011 (English - US)
SESSION ROOM: ATLANTA 1
After three years of planning, anticipation, and a bit of dread, the W&L University Registrar’s Web site was rebuilt in a matter of weeks by office staff (along with the technical/design help of the W&L Web team). This session is not about html code, metatags, and pixels – it is a description of lessons learned from implementing massive change in our office’s Web presence. We started with a fresh slate in thinking about how we could present records and registration resources and communicate with folks on and off campus. What we ended up with was a Website that was completely reorganized, easier to read and navigate, modernized, and well received.
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22.Feb.2011 at 15:05 by Paper 34 (61 comments)
great for anyone in process of updating your website. Very helpful.
22.Feb.2011 at 15:06 by Paper 34 (61 comments)
great info that will help us as we update our own website.
22.Feb.2011 at 15:07 by Paper 34 (61 comments)
nice to see new ideas. thoughts on thinking through based on constituents.
22.Feb.2011 at 15:08 by Paper 34 (61 comments)
very informative and timely since my institution just brought a CMS.
22.Feb.2011 at 15:09 by Paper 34 (61 comments)
organized and concise overview of the process W&L went through to update their website. Good pointers and entertaining presentation.
22.Feb.2011 at 15:09 by Paper 34 (61 comments)
interesting and funny presenters. Useful information and good tips.
22.Feb.2011 at 15:11 by Paper 34 (61 comments)
*excellent* presenter
very useful information. A thorough presentation well researched. well done.
22.Feb.2011 at 15:05 by Paper 34 (61 comments)
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