by way of an announcement
How to get out of the audience and onto the stage
I’m going to be presenting a “showcase” at HighEdWebDev 2004 about our recent assessment project. (By then, our sexy new site design and info architecture will be in place!) I’m nervous, but in a good way. my main goal is to be […]
How to get out of the audience and onto the stage
I’m going to be presenting a “showcase” at HighEdWebDev 2004 about our recent assessment project. (By then, our sexy new site design and info architecture will be in place!) I’m nervous, but in a good way. my main goal is to be not boring: to provide the attendees with something useful to take away. I think I’ll keep the introductory stuff to a minimum in order to focus on the really interesting bits of the project, both successes and failures. also, what I find most interesting and at the same time most difficult: how to keep that level of effort and appraisal going over time.
not that I’m an expert at it, really; but I do have something to say.
the conference as a whole looks to be quite fascinating, too.
