A little over a month ago the OIT Web Communications team (a.k.a. Alisha Myers and myself) drove down to Athens, OH to attend the 2009 Spring <br /> (pron. “break”) conference held at Ohio University. This conference is targeted at anyone who works in web design and development. This is the second year we’ve attended. [...]
We’re planning on being at the conference. Are you?
Here is the latest from the 2009 WVHETC:
Conference Registration is Open!
Registration is now open for the 2009 WV Higher Education Technology Conference. Register before the early-bird deadline (Aug. 29) and save!
Attendee Registration – $120.00 ($140.00 after Aug. 29)*
Includes:
Admission to all conference sessions
Monday Opening Session Luncheon
Tuesday lunch
Wednesday Keynote [...]
I recently attended the HighEdWeb 2008 Conference in Springfield, MO. All of the presentations and both workshops I attended were excellent. The presenters gave many good tips and tools to use. The following are my short summaries on some presentations:
Creating a College Web Style Guide: Principles, Processes, and Prototypes
Jesse Racine, Web Designer and Developer for [...]
This is the final installment of our notes on the 2008 WV Higher Education Technology Conference. If you have any thoughts on the conference, please feel free to post in the comments.
Sarah’s notes on the conference: Wednesday was the final day of the WV Higher Education Technology Conference. Malcolm Lane spoke at the breakfast session. [...]
As promised, here is another perspective on the conference.
Alisha’s notes on the conference: Throughout the WV Higher Education Technology Conference at Lakeview Golf Resort & Spa I attended presentations, vendor booths, and poster sessions that revolved around the conference’s captivating anchor, Mark Greenfield. He discussed the changes that are occurring in technology including web trends [...]
I was discussing the conference wrap up with Alisha and we decided to both post on Days 2 and 3 so that you get more than one perspective. If you attended, please chime in an let us know what you thought. What could have been done better? What was great? What sessions did you attend?
Sarah’s [...]
Today kicked off the 2008 West Virginia Higher Education Technology Conference at Lakeview. I was really looking forward to Mark Greenfield’s opening keynote after lunch and he didn’t disappoint. His presentation, “It’s the End of the Web As We Know it (and I Feel Fine)” was one I caught in Rochester at HighEdWebDev in 2006, [...]
