May 16th Information Session
May 11, 2011
UPDATE: The session is now posted for review. See the Web Services Information Sessions page for details.
Just to clarify, an information session is meant to present the bare essentials of a topic, to wet the appetite of attendees. Ideally, people want more information, or decide to work together, and thus a workshop or micro-community is born.
Topics are presented in rapid-fire succession, without Q&A, in 5 minutes or less (yes, less time is preferred). Once all presenters are done, we dismiss and attendees are free to approach the presenters for more information, Q&A, etc.
As presenters, you are more or less "pitching a sale" for your topic. As an attendee, you must save your questions until the end. Thus you may find and befriend others with the same needs, interests, or stewardships. Anyone should feel free to organize further learning moments, a workshop, a collaborative effort, or orientation, by consulting with the presenter.
Agenda for Monday, May 16th Information Session, MC 387
3:15 - Introduction and Prayer (Jeffrey Dunster)
3:20 - Information session vs. workshop, orientation, or
3:20 - Building a website for your users? (Kirk Rawlins, University Communications)
Concept of audience pages
Simple navigation based on user profiles
3:25 - Website layout and planning (Andrew Jensen, University Communications)
Free Mind software
3:30 - Content development tips & resources (Marc Stevens, University Communications)
Web content vs. print content
Helpful resources
3:35 - Campus photography (Mike Lewis, University Communications)
3:40 - Internet copyright rules & regulations (Nate Wise, Academic Technology Services)
3:45 - Dismissal for group question/answer
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