Websites Made Easy

Posted by on Jun 19, 2010 in CMS, New Technology | 0 comments

Recently, WordPress updated their core CMS script. The changes add increased user control and customization for your site. It is expected to improve the usability factor for non-technical website owners. In the end, users should expect a quality website without the need to learn difficult coding. Below is a promo video from WordPress demoing their new upgrade. If you are looking for a quality website but do not have the technical knowledge, contact us today. We offer quality services designed to empower the web user. By providing a customized...

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IntenseDebate as a Commenting Moderator

Posted by on Jun 9, 2010 in CMS, Social Media | 0 comments

Recently, we added IntenseDebate, a comment moderation plugin, to our website. Our goal is to maximize the opportunity for site visitors to respond to post. While the standard comment plugin from WordPress does a good job, IntenseDebate offers the visitor an opportunity to connect their Facebook, Twitter, OpenID, and/or WordPress.com account with their comment. These connecting points allow for our website to have links on numerous social network accounts simultaneous. Talk about great advertisement! This is a simple reminder that social...

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Data Visualization as a Medium

Posted by on Jun 5, 2010 in New Technology, Rising Trends | 0 comments

A large portion of my activities is serving as the Assessment Coordinator for Southeastern University in Lakeland, FL. Specifically, I work for the Office of Institutional Research & Retention. During the past year, our office was tasked with preparing our accreditation report–a comprehensive report identifying the university’s compliance with accreditation standards. As you would imagine, a great deal of writing has taken place. Student enrollment, student-to-faculty ratios, assessment of learning outcomes, and verification of...

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Social Media is Changing Perspective

Posted by on Jun 1, 2010 in Social Media | 0 comments

While the words Facebook and Twitter may seem faddish, they are a substantial portion of 21st century lingo. When no name athletes can gain television time for posting an inflammatory remark on Twitter, one must open their eyes to the possibilities of Social Media. And, we must realize that information in this digital age is not static but dynamic. For this reason, we must develop integrative marketing tools, which connect with constituency on their terms. What used to be overly ambition, is now simple, free, and altogether effective. For more...

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