Oct 5, 2016
Redesigned College Catalog Launched
The 2016-17 edition of the online course catalog launched on September 28, 2016, replacing the old website with a new edition featuring an updated design…
Redesigned College Catalog Launched
Sep 14, 2016
Managing Event Feeds on Your Website
A listing of upcoming events is a common feature of many department, office, and program websites at the College. We’ve published a new page, “Managing…
Sep 12, 2016
Community of Practice Schedule, Fall 2016
The Web Community of Practice meets monthly throughout the academic year. Here’s our official meeting schedule for Fall 2016: Noon-1 p.m., Wednesday, September…
Aug 1, 2016
Learn about Moodle at our 8/10 Meeting
Web Community of Practice meeting for August 2016 will be held from Wednesday, 8/10 from noon-1 p.m. in Room 003, Skillman Library. Greta Brubaker (Technology…
Jul 1, 2016
Learn about “Photography for the Web” on 7/13
How to use photographs on the Web will be the featured topic at Web Community of Practice’s July meeting, taking place Wednesday, July 13 from noon-1 p…
Jun 15, 2016
Answers to College Calendar questions
The College Calendar was the focus of our May 2016 meeting, and during the Q&A session a number of potential bugs were mentioned. The Web team reviewed…
Jun 15, 2016
Writing for the Web at the 6/15 Community of Practice Meeting
Writing for the Web is the featured topic for today’s (6/15) Web Community of Practice meeting. The event is being held from noon-1 p.m. in Skillman 003…
May 18, 2016
Theme Spotlight: Pinboard
Pinboard is a graphically-focused theme inspired by the Pinterest social media site as well as your favorite cork bulletin board. It is one of a number…
May 16, 2016
Learn about the College Calendar at Wednesday’s Web Community Meeting
The Web Community of Practice meeting for May will be held this Wednesday (5/18) from noon to 1 p.m. in Room 003 of Skillman Library. We’ll be talking…
Apr 18, 2016
Improving Search in the College Directory
The search component of the college’s online directory was never particularly brilliant. While it would match exact terms with ease, anything that required…