WordPress University coming April 8, 2010

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The program is finished and posted for the WordPress University workshop, scheduled for Thursday April 8, 2010.  It is a really exciting program:

• Crossing Web Boundaries with WordPress, Jay Collier, Bates College, Web Communications
• Getting creative with WordPress Plug-ins: adaptive re-use and growing your own, Ioannis Yessios, Manager of Web Technologies, Instructional Technology Group, Yale University
• More than blogging — adapting WordPress to campus needs, Casey Bisson, Plymouth State University and Claudia Snell, Nichols College
• Future of WordPress — Jane Wells, User Experience Lead, WordPress | Automattic
• WordPress as Social Platform: Buddypress and the CUNY Academic Commons, Boone Gorges, Instructional Designer, CUNY Queens College; Matthew Gold, Project Director of the CUNY Academic Commons

The day will also include a couple of group activities providing opportunities to network, trade ideas & tips, and explore WordPress around the themes of the day’s presentations.  More information is available on the Nercomp website.  I can hardly wait — hope to see you there.

NERCOMP – Northeast Regional Computing Program

Date/Time:
Thursday, April 08, 2010
9:00am – 3:00pm
Registration begins at 8:00am

Location:
Four Points Sheraton Hotel and Conference Center
1125 Boston Providence Turnpike
Norwood, MA

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Tags: Automattic, blog, blogging, campus, conference, Design, instructional design, Nercomp, PLE, Plug-in, Plug-ins, project, web, WordPress, Yale


Author: Randy

In my day job I serve as Information Technology Director for the Yale School of Drama. Otherwise I garden, play guitar, build stuff out of wood, take photos, play around with technology and have been blogging since 2003.

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