HighEdWebDev 2004 Conference
Tracks & Sessions

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Presentations

Management, E-commerce, & Applications

MEA1: eCommerce 101

MEA2: Open Source Awareness in Education

MEA3: Innovate & Integrate: Networking Incoming Students

MEA4: Helping Departments Develop E-commerce Applications

MEA5: From the Ground Up: Project Management

MEA6: From Content to Conversations: The next phase of online presence.

MEA7: Supporting Learning Across a Program of Study: Penn State's Experience with e-Portfolio

MEA8: Better Living Through Web Metrics

MEA9: Web Enabled Effective Planning

MEA10: Integrating Online Academic Tools: Strategies, Successes and Surprises

Content: Strategies & Design

CSD1: The Difficulty of Creating and Maintaining Websites in Higher Education and Potential Solutions into Revolutionizing Online Communities

CSD2: Case Study - Bringing an Alumni Online Community In-House

CSD3: Creating Accessible Forms

CSD4: Maintaining Our Focus: Creating Information Targeted to Student and Faculty Interests

CSD5: Mapping Japan: What can communication theory teach us about interface design?

CSD6: Web Site Assessment

CSD7: We Came, We Saw, We Wheedled: The Journey to Content Management

CSD8: Creating forward, backward, and present compatible sites with CSS

CSD9: Higher Education's Web Offenses

CSD10: Web Standards & Techniques: Why Should I Care?

Technical: Propellor Hats Required

TPR1: "Cap'n, I'm givin' 'er all she's got!"

TPR2: Integration with External Vended Products and Local Web Applications/Legacy Systems

TPR3: Web Security and Service: Finding a new Balance

TPR4: Test Driven Development - Finally, a Better Mousetrap

TPR5: Usability Testing: Why Everyone Should Try It At Least Once

TPR6: Trust and identity as defenses against phishing and spoofing

TPR7: VoiceXML - Talking to the Web

TPR8: Developing Web Applications with XML Forms

TPR9: Building a PHP/MySql utility

TPR10: Yikes! Why Doesn't My CSS Layout Work as Well as Tables?

Content Management Systems: Planning & Implementing

CMS1: Web Site Redesign With Content Management

CMS2: When are the large content management systems are too complicated and expensive how do we help our web content authors?

CMS3: Copenhagen CMS at Indiana University

CMS4: Building Grassroots Support to Ensure the Success of Your Campus Portal

CMS5: RIT FAST Dev: A Student Based Web Team for RIT’s Division of Finance & Administration

CMS6: Portal Shootout: Open Source vs Open Pocket

CMS7: Research on the Web

CMS8: The Conversion to Web Standards

CMS9: Web Content Management Best Practices & Handout

CMS10: Case Study: Athletics Content Management System