Archive for the ‘work’ Category

Visualize the Transcript Visualize the Transcript

Monday, December 29th, 2008

I was just talking to Karen about the podcasting and transcripts. Made me think about how much can be said in 45 minutes. Also made me question the frequency of the words that I use. So, we ran the thing though wordle. Here are the top 50 words from my presentation: Results: Unsurprisingly, “video” was […]

Podcast matrix

Monday, December 1st, 2008

Back at the 2008 HighEdWeb conference we tried to record as many of the sessions as possible. Unfortunatly, there were some technical difficulties and several great presentations were not captured. The table below lists the presentations (almost 30 31 hours of audio) that were recorded. For now the audio is password protected. Once transcripts are […]

The spammers are restless The spammers are restless

Wednesday, November 12th, 2008

The spammers must be getting desperate today. First there was an influx of comment spam to my blog. Each comment consisted of a random set of letters and numbers like: “kas8j398sdnsd9fDF7”. Akismet blocked many of them, but several dozen got through. Then the webteam email at work received several email messages like this. Notice that […]

Funny clip fom HighEdWeb

Wednesday, November 5th, 2008

I just discovered a strange clip from my presentation at the 2008 HighEdWeb conference: The clip is only 30 seconds long, but for some reason contains about 2 minutes of footage at an increased speed. When hooked to the normal audio it makes me appear to dance around. Love the 2-arm wave at 0:28. Hallelujah!

UAD 5 – Feedback

Monday, November 3rd, 2008

Just received the audience feedback from my 2008 HighEdWeb presentation and wanted to share. I thank everyone who attended. Got to love that last comment :) Evaluation Summary Averages Conference Track Session Evaluations 2611 551 74 Informed 6.33 +/- 0.90 6.60 +/- 0.66 6.78 +/- 0.53 Delivery 5.85 +/- 1.19 6.16 +/- 0.97 6.50 +/- […]

JavaScript HREF bug in IE JavaScript HREF bug in IE

Monday, November 3rd, 2008

Take a look at the two screen captures below. Both are from the same parking services page. The first is in FireFox 3, the second is in IE 7. JavaScript is being used to change to HREF attribute of mailto links for @pcc.edu addresses. But, why is the inner HTML also changing when viewed in […]

Goodbye Springfield? Goodbye Springfield?

Wednesday, October 8th, 2008

Currently siting in the Springfield airport, flight is delayed already, but still should leave in time. Randall is on the same flight. And… Traci just showed up! Hurray! The last few days have been really crazy. Unfortunately,  managing the recorders took a lot of time so I missed several of the sessions and most of […]

UAD10: New Initiatives in Web Standards Education

Tuesday, October 7th, 2008

Chris Mills | Developer Relations Manager,Opera Software ASA I had a few chances to talk to Chris and just had to make it to make it to this presentation. Before starting he warns us that he is going to be “impossibly english” for the next 45minutes. Opera’s MAMA project structural search engine has returned some […]

APS9: Webcasting

Tuesday, October 7th, 2008

Joel Doepker | Director of Public Relations and Communications, Ozarks Technical Community College A fellow community college presenter! His background was in TV news, photography and editing. Key Partnerships: Administration (need buy in) Media services (former professionals) Web Services/IT He shows a sample video that they made very recently when the governor came to visit. […]

SAC8: Press Release 2.0 SAC8: Press Release 2.0

Tuesday, October 7th, 2008

News Releases in the Social Media Era Matt Herzberger | Web Designer, Texas A&M University – College of Engineering Not started yet, but his opening slide has (cc) on the bottom. I like this guy already. OK – here we go. He shows the “old school” way of doing  things. Looks a lot like what […]