Archive for June, 2009

I’ve been having some great conversations lately with people who ask me about social media. Some of my favorite conversations start with the other party saying something to the effect of “Facebook is creepy… I don’t want everyone knowing what I’m doing.” These are great conversations because I have the opportunity to (hopefully) clear up [...]

I had a great weekend at the AMTA National Board Meeting in Park City, Utah. As usual, I thoroughly enjoyed networking with other AMTA volunteers and got to spend time with old friends.
As I tend to do, I also posted updates from the board meeting via Twitter so that my chapter members could follow along. [...]

I have been traveling this week and since I have not yet been lucky enough to find myself on a plane with WiFi, I have been able to catch up on replying to emails in my “Action Required” folder while on the plane.
If you don’t know what an Action Required folder is, read up on [...]

Your website navigation is a critical structural component of your website. A well-designed site navigation can create a comfortable and effortless user experience, while a poorly-design navigation can frustrate and chase away your website visitors.
One trend that I dislike is the philosophy of asking me to define “who I am” with website navigation. University websites [...]




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