I was at
eduWEB 2009 conference in Chicago (July 20 - 22, 2009) and took some notes from the sessions I attended on my
Livescribe Pulse Smartpen. Not to be too much of a shill, but I find it much easier to take memorable notes when writing on paper, drawing arrows and doodles, boxing things and such. I've never been able to quickly do the same on a laptop.
Below, you will find my handwritten notes with audio of the session. I apologize if the audio is hard to hear. I tried to get close in most sessions or at least in a place where I could hear the speaker.
eduWEB brought together other folks who work on the interwebs for colleges and universities, primarily. We tend to be very geeky, I suppose. I fit right in.
Sessions from Monday, July 20, 2009
Bob Johnson: "Student Recruitment in the Online World: Communicating from First Web Search to Final Enrollment" (part 1)
Bob Johnson: "Student Recruitment in the Online World: Communicating from First Web Search to Final Enrollment" (part 2)
Dimitri Glazkov: "The Next Big Thing" (Opening Keynote)
Karlyn Morissette: "The Five Commandments of Email Marketing"
Stewart Foss: "Higher Style for Higher-Ed Web Design"
Sessions from Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Sarah Stanek: "The Role of Writers"
Tom Williams: "User Generated Content: Tapping Into the Power"
Annette Levitt: "Facebook -- a case study of building virtual relationships"
Kyle James: "SEO Best Practices: The Low Hanging Fruit for Immediate Results"
Robin Smail and Nikki Massaro Kauffman: "Twitter Me This?"
Brad Ward: "I Can Do That with Google!"
Sessions from Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Brian Niles: "Biz.edu: Crazy Times Call for Crazy Ideas" (Closing Keynote)
Christopher Schmitt: "Javascript for People Who Don't Code"
Nikki Chun & Adrienne Bartlett: "Practical Uses of Social Media for Recruitment Marketing"
