ITS Coffee Break #63: nextWeb, Following Twitter, WordPress, iPad

On this week’s episode of the ITS Coffee Break, hosts Ken Newquist and Courtney Bentley discuss the Lafayette College web site redesign and give an update on the college’s WordPress migration. In Tech News they suggest some education-related accounts you may want to follow on Twitter, delve into Facebook’s big privacy changes, talk about Northern Arizona University’s plan to use proximity ID readers to check attendance, and take a look at Apple’s new iPad tablet.

Getting the Podcast

Show Notes

ITS News

  • Project nextWeb
  • WordPress Migration
    • The WordPress migration is proceeding full steam ahead. Many sites from WW2 have been moved or will be moved in the next few weeks. Remember — WW2 goes away at the end of June.
    • WordPress 3.0: It’s coming, it’s cool.

Tech News

  • Follow Friday (Higher Ed Edition)
    • Bryan Alexander (@BryanAlexander): Technology savant at NITLE; science fiction aficionado, best beard in Vermont.
    • Lafayette College (@LafCol): Yep, Lafayette’s on Twitter now too.
    • Project nextWeb (@Project_nextWeb): Follow the progress of the Lafayette Redesign online.
  • Facebook Privacy Changes
  • High-Tech attendance system
    • Northern Arizona University set to install proximity ID reader systems in classrooms to check attendance.
    • AZCentral.com article
  • Apple iPad

Help News

  • Upcoming Workshops
    • Teaching with Concept Maps, 4:00 p.m.-5:15 p.m., May 5, 2010
    • WordPress for academic and administrative Web sites, 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m., May 26, 2010
    • WordPress for personal and organizational Web sites, 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m., June 3, 2010
    • Registration required

5 thoughts on “ITS Coffee Break #63: nextWeb, Following Twitter, WordPress, iPad

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  2. Wow, the dynamic duo is back! It’s been so long since I had a Coffee Break fix. Thanks, guys.

  3. Thanks — it’s good to be back. Now to see if we get out another episode in less than 4 months…

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