Tag: WordPress
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Blogging To Engage Students, Enhance Learning, and Save Time
The presentation and workshop I’m presenting with Jean Ramirez of LCC at Teaching Professor Technology Conference in Denver, CO, Oct 10-12, 2014.
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Building a Community of Academics Using Multi-Sites & Multi-Networks – WordCamp A2 2014
I’m speaking this Saturday, Oct 4, 2104, at WordCamp Ann Arbor 2014. Here’s the teaser from the schedule: In developing an online voice, higher education faculty face many challenges and a distinct lack of institutional support. Yet there is an … Continue reading →
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10 Things I Learned At WordCamp This Summer
I’m speaking at the Metro Detroit WordPress Meetup, Sept 21, 2014, and shockingly, I’ve got my slide deck ready well before time! Links for more info:. Brute Protect: https://bruteprotect.com/ WP Multi-Networks Plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-multi-network/ Future of WordPress Updates: http://wordpress.tv/2014/06/30/andrew-nacin-advanced-topics-in-wordpress-development/ http://make.wordpress.org/core/2013/10/25/the-definitive-guide-to-disabling-auto-updates-in-wordpress-3-7/ P2 … Continue reading →
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How WP and GPL Can Save Academic Freedom – WordCamp Grand Rapids 2014
My presentation on “How WordPress and the GPL Can Help Save Academic Freedom in Higher Education”. I’m giving the presentation tomorrow, Aug 16 at WordCamp Grand Rapids 2014.
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The Cloud and WordPress – Metro Detroit WordPress Meetup
I’m speaking Sunday, Sept 8, 2013 to the Metro Detroit WordPress Meetup group: Amazon doesn’t just sell books. They’re also the largest provider of “cloud” computing resources. Jim will give a simple intro to Amazon Web Services “cloud computing” and demo how you can use Amazon S3 in WordPress to speed up downloads of media…