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Web Design, Content Management
Time to Redesign Your Website. Should You Also Make a CMS Switch?
How does one manage a major website redesign, including the addition of a new web content management system, while keeping colleagues happy during and after the process? Robert Heyser from Tarrant County College shares with us in this Q&A.
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Technology & Development, Content Management
Using the Source Editor
The OU Campus Source Editor provides auto-complete functionality when working with XSL, HTML, XML, CSS, and JavaScript files. See it in action!
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Help! What to Do When Your CMS Is No Longer Supported
At OmniUpdate, we often hear that when web content management system (CMS) providers merge, customers are left to wonder about the fate of their CMS. Should you try to keep your existing CMS cobbled together as long as possible, or should you start the process of looking for a new one?
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Technology & Development, Content Management
IT Questions to Ask Before Submitting an RFP for a Higher Ed CMS
To get the right answers, you have to ask the right questions—a critical step when preparing an RFP for a new content management system.
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Ready for a College Website Redesign?
Learn how to save time, money, resources, and headaches during a website redesign and take advantage of lessons learned from other colleges and universities.
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Technology & Development, Content Management
Using the YouTube Gadget to Personalize Your Website [Feature Friday]
In 2018, marketers predict 79% of Internet traffic will be video content. Are you ready for this new way to market? Learn how the YouTube Gadget can help.
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Technology & Development, Content Management
Considering an Open Source CMS? Do Your Research First
An open source web content management system may seem like a viable option for your higher ed website, but it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution. Choosing commercial software may be a better fit for your college or university.
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News & Events, Marketing & Recruitment
The Repeal of Net Neutrality: How Does This Impact Your School?
The Federal Communications Commission’s vote to repeal net neutrality regulations gives broadband providers the ability to block websites and charge for certain content and faster service. What does this mean for higher ed?
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Technology & Development, Content Management
Staying Alert in the Wake of California's Fires
When emergencies occur like the fires in California, you need the ability to update your institution’s website quickly with highly visible announcements.
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Technology & Development, Content Management
Open Source: The Dazzling Distraction of Free
It’s a trap that even the most level-headed college administrators fall for: the irresistibility of an open source web content management system as a smart, economical choice for maximum control over your website.
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